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This document discusses ethics in advertising and false advertisement. It defines advertising as the promotion of commercial products or services to consumers. The purpose of advertising is to convince consumers of benefits, enhance company image, and create or announce new products. However, some advertisements use misleading, confusing, or untrue statements. This is known as false advertisement. Companies may engage in false advertising to increase demand or give the illusion of great deals. To address this, consumers should check products carefully before purchasing and report misleading ads to authorities.
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- 3. Purpose of Advertising ✤ To convince consumers about the benefits of having the company’s product ✤ Enhance image of the company ✤ To create a need for the products or services ✤ Announce and update people about the new products
- 5. What if, Things look different in reality….
- 6. seller use confusing, misleading, or blatantly untrue statements when promoting a product. FALSE ADVERTISEMENT
- 8. It’s a cute tweety… oh no.
- 9. Example video of FALSE ADVERTISING : - FAST FOOD ADS VS. REALITY EXPERIMENT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrZFM2nvLXA
- 10. Why do they engage in false advertising ? ✤ To increase consumer’s demand of buying their products ✤ To give the illusion that a great deal on a product or service is available.
- 11. Solution to False Advertisement - Check your products before making payment - Report misleading advertisement to the Advertising Standards Authority
- 12. –say no to false advertisement-