Some people says that adverting is extremely successful at persuading us to buy things. Other people thinks that advertising is so common that we no longer to pay attention to it. Discuss both sides of view and give your own opinion.

While many
people
believe that adverts aim to persuade
people
is still very effective, others say that
people
are no longer influenced by them because they are everywhere nowadays.
Although
I agree with the fact that advertising is so common, In my opinion, it remains a successful way to persuade consumers.
First
of all, product's promotion is vital to the success of any service, show and
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invention, because to make
people
buy whatever one offers, one needs to let the potential customer know where to get it. Because of
this
fundamental marketing rule, we are constantly borbanded with publicity in any form or shape possible and many
people
think to have become immune to their persuasive power as they no longer pay any attention to it.
For example
, seeing products publicised on television, the internet, phones and of course in the street is nothing new, so when
people
see it they simply move on without taking any notice.
This
is why advertising is no longer as effective as it once was.  Many other
people
argue that those who think that advertisements are no longer successful at persuading us because they are so common is a big mistake and it is not true. Advertising strategies are in constant evolution and every so often new ways to persuade us are used and most of the time we do not realise to be exposed to an avert.
For example
, social media personalities,
also
known as influencers, are constantly promoting new products in any of their videos or posts without a clear disclaimer,
such
as the clothes or sunglasses they were wearing by a particular brand and so on.
This
demonstrates that adverts still persuade us successfully.  To conclude, the marketing of products is an art in continuous evolution. in my opinion, advertising is successful more than ever before, and, whether we like it or not, tells us what we should buy.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • persuade
  • promote
  • attract
  • influence
  • impact
  • consumerism
  • commercialism
  • market
  • product
  • brand
  • endorsement
  • manipulative
  • saturated
  • overwhelmed
  • repetitive
  • distracting
  • irrelevant
  • exaggerated
  • misleading
  • desensitized
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