1. We want the length advertisements on each website decreases. They waste our much of time every day. If everyone on the earth using one minute to watch the advertisements, they totally waste human six billion minutes. They are eating time monster, and the product of the money, the nonsense of the society. Time may be our most precious thing in the world. Students may use the time they prepare to do homework to watch videos, however, the advertisement decrease their time to do homework and let them get low grades in exams. Office workers may use the time they prepare to finish their daily jobs to watch TV, however, the advertisements decreases their time to stay with their family.
2. Nowadays, the accuracy of the advertisement is a big problem.
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Telling clearly the target of the advertisements is urgently needed. We are familiar with the bloody advertisements showed on the screen. “Do you want to survive? Kill the enemy! Come and play Call of Duty” such advertisements can be seen anywhere before videos. Young kids also can see those bloody advertisements. A massage chair advertisement can also be seen anywhere, but should be shown in the video watch by adults. Those advertisements do not have a clear target and be shown to the wrong targets. Advertisers wasted their money and viewers get bad effects. Sure, people may not care those wrong place advertisements, however, the bad effects of the wrong advertisements are accumulating and affecting our world gradually. Kids become rude, money is wasted and society becomes …show more content…
We care about safety. The product promoted by advertisements should be a highly safety because all kinds of viewers may use those products. Some know the products well, others don’t know the detailed effects.
5. We stand for the all customer’s benefits. We are the justice fighter fighting against with those evil capitalism. We see through the conspiracies of advertisers, for less innocent customers.
6. We care about the efficient. The product should have a higher efficient than others or the viewers are wasting their money to buy the product.
7. We care about the purpose. Advertisements should show their purposes to viewers clearly. This medicine is used to release the pain of the illness, but not to say “Do you have the illness, come and try our medicine.”
8. Too many useless advertisements do spoil our daily life. They interrupt the video, fill up our letterbox and the notification of an advertisement may break our drowsiness when we sleep. They are murdering our health and wealth.
So, we need to change, we have to change, we must to change the situation.
We against false advertisements which are spreading false information and cheating those people who are eager to solve their
This article is all about the effects of advertisements. There are many things that advertisements have affected and people don’t even realize it. One main key thing that this article talks about is targeting the vulnerable
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