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In the previous article, we have learnt about the different types and objectives of advertising. In this article, we will be looking further into the various advantages and disadvantages of advertising.
Before we look into the different advantages and disadvantages of advertising, let us look into a simple definition of advertising.
Advertising can be defined as a form of communication, which is usually paid for and can be specifically intended to influence and inform one or more people.
It is simply a paid form of non-personal presentation and involves the promotion of ideas, goods and services with the help of an identified sponsor.
Advertising is crucial and the three main objectives of advertising are to inform, persuade and remind as well!
So, now let us take a closer look into the various advantages and disadvantages of advertising.
Advertising has a mass appeal, as it increases the overall demand for a product which can benefit the organization for capitalizing on the various economies of scale.
Some of the advertisements can work effectively in brand building and those brands are preferred compared to those, which do not work.
When a certain product or service is backed by an advertisement, the overall launch becomes significantly easier as well.
Advertisements can help to boost the existing customer’s confidence in the brand and followers of your brand will get a feeling of pride when they see an advertisement for your product or service.
There are many strategic advertisements with new offers and can help to offer better service, by reducing the overall customer turnover.
Advertising is simply an expense to the business and can be added to the cost of the product and the cost is eventually paid by the customer.
Many advertisements have similar claims, which confuses the buyer on what to buy and whether they should buy the product or not.
Sometimes advertisements may use smart strategies which can be used to mislead customers as well.
Advertising is an expensive ordeal and is usually employed by big businesses who can afford it. Small businesses are blown out of the competition compared to big businesses that have a monopoly in the market.
In conclusion, these are the various advantages and disadvantages of advertising. We hope you found this article informative, in understanding the different aspects of advertising. Thanks for reading!
Shown below is a table listing some of the advantages and disadvantages to both active and passive surveys. In reading these, please note that the terms passive and active cover a wide range of geophysical survey methods. Thus, the listed advantages and disadvantages are by necessity generalized and might not apply to any given specific survey.
ActivePassive AdvantageDisadvantageAdvantageDisadvantage Better control of noise sources through control of injected signal. Because both sources and receivers are under the surveyor's control, he must supply both. Therefore, field equipment tends to be more complex. Surveyor need only record a naturally occurring field; therefore, he need supply only a sensor and a data recorder. Less control of noise because source of the signal is out of the control of the surveyor. Because propagating fields are generally measured, active experiments usually provide better depth control over source of anomalous signal. Field operations and logistics are generally more complex and time consuming than passive experiments. Field operations are generally very time efficient. Thus, passive experiments can be run over wider areas in a more cost-effective manner. Because passive fields are generally the result of integrating anomalous geologic contributions over wide areas, identification of the source of an anomalous reading can be difficult. Many different source/receiver configurations can be used allowing for a wide variety of survey designs. This allows survey designers great flexibility in customizing surveys for particular problems. Many different source/receiver configurations can be used allowing for a wide variety of survey designs. The increase in the number of field options inevitably leads to greater survey design costs and potentially to increased probability of field mishaps. One or two well-established field procedures are generally used. Contractors can provide these surveys on short notice with relatively easily quantifiable results. One or two well-established field procedures is generally used. This limits the amount of customization that can be done for specific problems. Once set up, active experiments are capable of producing vast quantities of data that can be used to interpret subtle details of the earth's subsurface. The large quantity of data obtained in many active experiments can become overwhelming to process and interpret. Interpretation of the limited set of observations can be accomplished with modest computational requirements quickly and efficiently. The data sets collected in passive experiments are smaller than those collected in active experiments and usually do not allow for as detailed an interpretation.
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