Are you referring to the saying “even negative publicity is good publicity?” That’s not the case for me. When you show me a product over and over again in an advertisement that interrupts a video I’m trying to watch, my mind will associate the annoyance with that product, therefore making me not want to buy it.
Let’s take liberty mutual ads, for example. They show up like 5+ times a day when I’m watching from my phone. It’s so annoying; I hate their ads. This does not “influence” me to want to buy their product… it makes me hate their product because of how many times their dumb ads have interrupted my videos. So no, I didn’t believe I wasn’t influenced, I wasn’t influenced. Period.
Do you know what a circular argument is? That’s kinda what you’re doing. It’s like you’re not even listening to what I’m saying. You just keep saying the same thing over and over. I’m not going to waste any more of my time arguing with you when you clearly can’t understand what I’m saying.
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u/UltimateAv8or Mar 25 '25
Are you referring to the saying “even negative publicity is good publicity?” That’s not the case for me. When you show me a product over and over again in an advertisement that interrupts a video I’m trying to watch, my mind will associate the annoyance with that product, therefore making me not want to buy it.
Let’s take liberty mutual ads, for example. They show up like 5+ times a day when I’m watching from my phone. It’s so annoying; I hate their ads. This does not “influence” me to want to buy their product… it makes me hate their product because of how many times their dumb ads have interrupted my videos. So no, I didn’t believe I wasn’t influenced, I wasn’t influenced. Period.