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==Emotionally manipulative ad campaigns==

==Emotionally manipulative ad campaigns==

*The modern marketing revolution ... meant that, instead of touting a product's actual benefits, marketers instead would psychologically manipulate the public by associating their product with the fulfillment of people's deepest, unconscious needs and desires. (Want to sell liquor? Put a seductive woman in the ad.) Obviously, the marketers could never actually deliver on that promise – but emotional manipulation sure is an effective way to sell a lot of products. <ref> [http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=48076 Brokeback Mountain - Rape of the Marlboro Man] </ref>

*The modern marketing revolution ... meant that, instead of touting a product's actual benefits, marketers instead would [[manipulation|psychologically manipulate]] the public by associating their product with the fulfillment of people's deepest, unconscious needs and desires. (Want to sell liquor? Put a seductive woman in the ad.) Obviously, the marketers could never actually deliver on that promise – but [[emotional manipulation]] sure is an effective way to sell a lot of products. <ref> [http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=48076 Brokeback Mountain - Rape of the Marlboro Man] </ref>

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