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Many companies use advertisements to increase their sales. What are the main factors that make an advertisement effective? Is advertising a good or bad thing for the society? v.3

It is beyond the shadow of a doubt that advertisement techniques are constantly used by companies, especially by the ones who possess great success. In a globalised market, it can be considered logical to spend money on advertising related purposes. However, this may be a matter of debate due to its impact on individuals and on societies in generals. Compared to rest of the history, last couple of decades have been an era that humanity had outdone its own potential. Developments on science and technology made it challenging for companies to compete with each other. This resulted in companies' growing needs of more effective advertising techniques. Now advertisements must not only be astounding and creative, but also convincing enough to make their target audience believe that they need this particular product. For instance, people need to be persuaded to purchase a new smartphone even though they already have a functioning one. On the other hand, I believe that advertising and consuming are not only about economy. They have inevitable effects on communities and people's behaviors. First and foremost, people who have been exposed to excessive stimulation, become more vulnerable to consuming. This situation may lead to a consuming society where people buy things without thinking of the results. Moreover, purchasing products that out of need can cause financial problems for consumers. Needless to say that focusing on consuming redundantly could end up with weakened communication between individuals. To conclude, since its first appearance, advertising has changed drastically. Today people see numerous advertisements on various platforms everyday. It is crucial for advertising to be up to date in order to draw people's attentions. However, directing persons to a infinite circle of consumption could have unwanted affects on the well-being of communities.
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constantly
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used
by
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companies
,
especially
by the ones who possess great success. In a
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globalised
market, it can
be considered
logical to spend money on advertising related purposes.
However
, this may be a matter of debate due to its impact on individuals and on societies in generals.

Compared to rest of the history, last couple of decades have been an era that humanity had outdone its
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own
potential. Developments on science and technology made it challenging for
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companies
to compete with each other. This resulted in
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companies
' growing
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needs
of more effective advertising techniques.
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Now
advertisements
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must
not
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only
be astounding and creative,
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but
also
convincing
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enough
to
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make
their target audience believe that they
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need
this particular product.
For instance
,
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people
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need
to
be persuaded
to
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purchase
a new smartphone
even though
they already have a functioning one.

On the other hand
, I believe that advertising and consuming are not
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only
about economy. They have inevitable effects on communities and
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people
's behaviors.
First
and foremost,
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people
who have
been exposed
to excessive stimulation, become more vulnerable to consuming. This situation may lead to a consuming society where
You use this word too often, consider replacing it with
people
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buy
things without thinking of the results.
Moreover
, purchasing products that out of
You use this word too often, consider replacing it with
need
can cause financial problems for consumers. Needless to say that focusing on consuming
redundantly
could
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end
up with weakened communication between individuals.

To conclude
, since its
first
appearance, advertising has
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changed
drastically
.
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Today
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people
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see
numerous advertisements on various platforms
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everyday
. It is crucial for advertising to be up to date in order to draw
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people
's attentions.
However
, directing persons to
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a
infinite circle of consumption could have unwanted affects on the well-being of communities.
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IELTS essay Successful companies use advertisements to make more sales. What can make an advertisement effective? Do you think advertisements are a bad thing or a good thing for society?

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
290 words
6.0
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