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Today the high sales of popular consumer goods reflect the power of advertising and not the reals need of the society in which they are sold. To what extent do you agree or disagree.

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Nowadays, a section of society holds a belief that decent advertising will promote the high sales of consumer goods, albeit the goods are not
the
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necessities for folks but more to their desires.
This
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my perspective regarding
this
 issue. To commence with,
people
 are most likely easier to be attracted
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 trending
products
 that have viral via social media, as well as on the internet. Undoubtedly, some companies spot these opportunities to promote their
products
 based on folks' preferences. Recent news by "BBC", at least 64% of
products
 that are advertised on Youtube are sold in 2 month period.
This
 clearly indicates that a company can generate easy profit by just advertising
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products
 through a
third
 party.
On the other hand
, the majority of
people
 purchase the advertised
products
 out of their desire.
In other words
, they are just wasting their money on something
that is
 unnecessary at
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. Recently, a psychology test has been run on a girl to detect her brain when purchasing something, surprisingly, 89% of the brain system will easily be distracted by attractive
products
 without
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the
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 primary purpose of what the purchase is for. In conclusion, it is undeniable that great advertising will promote a higher profit
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 the companies.
Nonetheless
, it will cause numerous drawbacks to society. In my opinion, I completely agree that advertising strategy is the best approach for promoting their
products
 to
people
 but
people
 need to reconsider properly when they want to buy them.
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  • consumer behavior
  • perceived needs
  • emotional appeal
  • brand image
  • marketing strategies
  • materialistic values
  • consumerism
  • manipulative tactics
  • endorsements
  • celebrity marketing
  • promotional tools
  • status symbols
  • luxury
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