Luyện tập: Advertising: The Power of Advertising
24/10/2024 2024-10-24 23:15Luyện tập: Advertising: The Power of Advertising
Topic statementIt is true that we are increasingly surrounded by advertising by companies that want to sell us their products. OpinionTo some extent, I agree that advertising has an impact on sales, but I would also argue that we do need most of the goods that we buy.
Topic statementAdvertisements can certainly tempt people to buy products that they might not otherwise want. ExampleA good example could be the mobile phone. Supporting statementEvery year people can be seen queuingxếp hàng to buy the latest models, even when they already have a perfectly good phone that does not need replacing. Supporting statementPerhapscó lẽ it is the influence of marketingtiếp thị that leads us to make these kinds of decisions; we want to stay up-to-datehợp thời with the latest fashions or own the newest high status device. ExampleThe high sales of the iPhone seem to support this idea.
OpinionOn the other hand, I believe that most people do not buy products because of the advertising alone. Supporting statementThere are other good reasons why we make these choices, and there must be some kind of need before a person makes a purchase. Supporting statementNew versions of products almost always have improved featuresđặc tính that buyers may want. ExampleA new car, for example, may have greatly improved safety features, or it may be more economicaltiết kiệm to run, or it may pollute less. ExampleA new phone may allow the user to communicate more quickly or effectively, thus enhancing their quality of life.
OpinionIn conclusion, while advertising obviously influences our buying behaviour, I do not agree that people make decisions that go against their real needs.
It is true that we are increasingly surrounded by advertising by companies that want to sell us their products. To some extent, I agree that advertising has an impact on sales, but I would also argue that we do need most of the goods that we buy.
Advertisements can certainly tempt people to buy products that they might not otherwise want. A good example could be the mobile phone. Every year people can be seen xếp hàng to buy the latest models, even when they already have a perfectly good phone that does not need replacing. có lẽ it is the influence of tiếp thị that leads us to make these kinds of decisions; we want to stay hợp thời with the latest fashions or own the newest high status device. The high sales of the iPhone seem to support this idea.
On the other hand, I believe that most people do not buy products because of the advertising alone. There are other good reasons why we make these choices, and there must be some kind of need before a person makes a purchase. New versions of products almost always have improved đặc tính that buyers may want. A new car, for example, may have greatly improved safety features, or it may be more tiết kiệm to run, or it may pollute less. A new phone may allow the user to communicate more quickly or effectively, thus enhancing their quality of life.
In conclusion, while advertising obviously influences our buying behaviour, I do not agree that people make decisions that go against their real needs.
It is true that we are increasingly surrounded by advertising by companies that want to sell us their products. To some extent, I agree that advertising has an impact on sales, but I would also argue that we do need most of the goods that we buy.
Advertisements can certainly tempt people to buy products that they might not otherwise want. A good example could be the mobile phone. Every year people can be seen xếp hàng to buy the latest models, even when they already have a perfectly good phone that does not need replacing. có lẽ it is the influence of tiếp thị that leads us to make these kinds of decisions; we want to stay hợp thời with the latest fashions or own the newest high status device. The high sales of the iPhone seem to support this idea.
On the other hand, I believe that most people do not buy products because of the advertising alone. There are other good reasons why we make these choices, and there must be some kind of need before a person makes a purchase. New versions of products almost always have improved đặc tính that buyers may want. A new car, for example, may have greatly improved safety features, or it may be more tiết kiệm to run, or it may pollute less. A new phone may allow the user to communicate more quickly or effectively, thus enhancing their quality of life.
In conclusion, while advertising obviously influences our buying behaviour, I do not agree that people make decisions that go against their real needs.
