Today the high sales of popular consumer goods reflect the power of advertising and not the real needs of the society in which they are sold. To what extent do you agree with these views? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

Since the advent of print media,

are using

media to promote their

that are released in the market. It had a very simple motive: to showcase the

to the world of consumers. Nowadays, the

manufacturers are using the

not only for promoting their

but for beating the competition, for which they show unrealistic claims that are not proven yet to the consumers.

, I totally agree with the notion that higher sales of popular consumer goods are the result of the

.

, the

of stardom of various superstars , who are faces in the respective region, to sell certain

is a very common practice nowadays. Take,

, a cricketer sis selling iron TMT bars by saying that the TMT bar is one of the factors of his success.

,

strategy contributes significantly to the profits of the manufacturing company.

these

become popular and top-seller, the

of the

does not show how

can

the

for the betterment of their life,

unable to cater for the real needs of the society in which they are sold.

, with the

of advanced technologies, advertisers are able to show

unrealistic stunts and things that affect the perception of the users.

, the

of fairness cream claims a person can achieve a 3-4 time fairer skin tone than before just by applying the cream.

, these advertisements change the perception of

, as they subconsciously think that darker skin tone is ugly.

way the company makes high profits on

without catering to the real needs of the

.

To conclude, I would like to reiterate the irrefutable notion that high sale of consumer goods reflect the power of

and not the real need of the community. The

of star-power and unrealistic claims that yet to be proven contributes considerably to the sale of

goods and doesn_t showcase the reality of society.