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Originally Posted by Stu
What are you basing all of this on? I see plenty of products that are portrayed as relatable and that are marketed in such a way that people know what they are buying before they buy it. I also see them bigged up to be more important than they are. The two methods of advertising are not exclusive from one another. What gives you the idea that they are?
And what happens when your product isin't all that? When it isin't very relatable and you don't want to show too much of what a crap product it is? You work around it and make your paper.
That's what advertising is. A system to convince people who labour in jobs they don't like to buy things they don't need.
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Don't get me wrong, some adverts do cover the criteria that I've specified in previous posts, but quite a lot are
too consumed on glamourisation.
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Originally Posted by Marc.
Advertising drives me nuts sometimes
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Me, too.