In recent years, it has become increasingly common for people, especially in developing countries, to think that when products meet the requirements of users, advertising is not important. While there are clear benefits of marketing without advertisement, I believe that that helps people to make money for their lives.
Opponents of advertising cite various reasons to support their stance. When people finish commencing their items without advertisement, they may not use less money than ever before, which can help them to save their budgets effectively. As a consequence of this, people alleviate their massive challenges in meeting their basic necessities, lead an enjoyable and comfortable lifestyle, and feel compelled to relieve some hard work and juggle multiple responsibilities. This scenario is particularly beneficial for people, particularly in urban areas, to develop their business.
Despite these arguments, I argue that promotion brings greater benefits and higher income for everyone, ranging from retailers to advertisers. This is because customers are constantly exposed to advertisements on television, mobile phones, and through leaflets. For example, when a company promotes its products through social media platforms and television commercials, public awareness of the brand increases significantly. As a result, the number of customers rises sharply, which can generate higher profits and expand market coverage. However, if businesses completely avoid advertising, their products may remain unnoticed, regardless of their quality. In a world where promotion has become increasingly influential, advertising takes on added significance.
In conclusion, although selling products without advertising can reduce costs, I believe that promotion is essential for long-term success. Only by promoting products through effective advertising methods can businesses ensure wider exposure, higher income, and sustainable growth.