In the era of information, advertising exists in every aspect of our daily life.
This
leads to an argument over whether it manipulates our buying decisions or provides helpful knowledge about goods. Linking Words
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essay discusses both sides of Linking Words
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then
I will give my own perspective.
On the one hand, many people believe that adverts encourage unnecessary spending. First of all, a lot of advertisements offer products or services that are not really necessary for our lives. Most consumers spend their money just because of the image of power, success and glamour associated with the items, not because of the true value of their usages. Linking Words
For instance
, many high fashion brands offer an expensive price for an item with only a collective purpose. Linking Words
In addition
, there are many audiences that can be easily influenced by commercials, Linking Words
such
as children or teenagers. Linking Words
As a result
, they may prefer their parents to buy certain items.
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On the other hand
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it is clear that
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also
help to provide some knowledge on the products or services. Linking Words
Firstly
, commercials support buyers in discovering new promotions or bargains for goods. To illustrate, most e-commerce platforms nowadays always inform their users every time there is a new bargain, Linking Words
this
helps consumers never miss an opportunity to buy things at a reasonable price. Linking Words
Secondly
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this
will save people a lot of time to learn about new goods if they do not have time to shop around. Linking Words
Moreover
, customers can easily find out about some information like environmental impact or the original company of the products.
In conclusion, it can be seen that both sides have their merits. In my opinion, I suppose that even though adverts can provide information for buyers, their ultimate aim is still to persuade people to buy things and Linking Words
as a result
, manipulate our purchasing behaviour.Linking Words
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