In their advertising, businesses nowadays usually emphasise that their products are new in some way. Why is this? Do you think it is a positive or negative development?

Some
companies
want
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majority of
customers
are
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fascinated by
new
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newly
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launched items, focusing on promotion that highlights the novelty. In my opinion, enterprises should not regard the new as the most valuable thing in advertising because
such
way
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can’t show the real values of the products to
public
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the public
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. The businesses usually emphasize the innovation of the items which is able to make them to be differentiated from other competitive
companies
. To be differentiated by presenting
the
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novelty which can not be seen in
market
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,
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could be considered as
the
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advanced thing that other
companies
have not produced before. Sort of enterprises
notice
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that
customers
want to be satisfied and be superior by possessing these developed goods and use that strategy of
the
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promotion.
However
, if the
companies
constantly emphasize only the new part of the products, the really
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useful
usefull
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useful
and helpful part of that would be hidden.
Although
people could be fascinated by the innovative promotion at
first
, they would lose
the
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interest soon because they can’t know any other useful function they need.
Also
, the enterprises often use inappropriate expressions, believing that
customers
would don’t know whether the function is truly new and the advertisement is exaggerated. Since the tactics that
highlights
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highlight
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the novelty of the items
is
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are
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not likely to increase profits, the
companies
should
therefore
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, put in efforts to locate a balance between the new and other correct information that
customers
want to get.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • emphasise
  • advertising
  • products
  • innovation
  • competitive strategy
  • consumer dissatisfaction
  • value
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