Some people say that advertising is extremely successful at persuading us to buy things. Other people think advertising is so common that we no longer pay attention to it. Discuss Both views and give your opinion.

It is often argued that

advertisements

are so powerful in a way that they can force citizens to purchase goods, while others suggest that

advertisements

have lost their vitality to persuade people. I strongly believe that

advertisements

are losing their impact as the market competition is increasing and

consumers

are getting smart.

First

of all, advertising is influential , the reason is the human mind processes information faster which is repeated after a certain interval.

This

is the most common strategy used by corporations to increase their

product

sale. They continuously repeat the

advertisements

as a result

citizens soon find them interesting and purchase them.

For instance

, if I am searching for a

product

on Google

then

the whole time Google will show me ads regarding that

product

only. So

that is

how we end up purchasing unnecessary items just because of advertising.

However

, a specific group does not agree with

this

idea because the market competition has increased so much that there are several alternatives available for the single

product

.

As a result

,

consumers

are more aware, thanks to the internet, while purchasing. They compare different options without considering the associated

advertisements

.

For example

, there are various companies that are offering milk in the market,

consumers

are purchasing milk by comparing nutritional values irrespective of what they advertise. So here advertising has no role. In conclusion, though I believe that advertising can be influential, it is going to be somewhat ineffective in future due to the presence of smart users. Repeating an advertisement will make the watchers curious and force them to buy the

product

, while due to technological advancements

consumers

are getting smart and they purchase things intellectually without looking at the ads.