Consuming kids - Advertising world part 2 of 7

[priyakoko]

how does advertising that targets children work to create life long consumers?

[hannahgilb]

@priyakoko They can become "lifelong consumers" to a single brand, brand loyalty. For instance, loreal makes shampoo products for children. If the children grow up enjoying their loreal shampoo it isn't surprising if they continue to buy loreal products.

As a side note, I do think it's fine to advertise to children, I was just answering your question.

[vid1688]

You can tell the kids to get a life and tell YOUR own life back in the olden day.

[gethsoftware]

FUUUUUCCCKKKKYOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU­UUUUUUUU GEORGE LUCAAAAASS!!

[Ichliebemusikundybd]

This program really paints an accurate picture of our consumerist society, I've been contemplating becoming a nomad or at least leaving the country. I don't want to have children here at this point, how sad...

[AnDoThEsKiLLeR81]

gay teacher gave me questions for this shit 5% of my final grade -____-

[TheGuyNamedChauncy]

I Love Rachael Griffin... Just Saying

[hyakushiki100x]

i think the worst case of cartoons telling kids to buy toys was pokemon hope the talk about that!

[BioLogicalNerd]

"I don't like big government" Unless it involves enforcing laws which promote religion X, imprison non-violent drug users, as long as it suits your agenda- otherwise government is just plain evil! It's just as equally absurd to propose everything govt does=evil and everything companies do=good- it's a rainbow that those with black and white views don't seem to percieve. Both govt and companies have good and bad traits which must be examined carefully.

[Robbybob1]

@BioLogicalNerd You need common sense and knowledge to know what is going on and no be coned

[robbin505]

Read the book "The Other Parent" by James P.Steyer the founder of Children Now.

[paxxomelon]

So creepy.