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Arizona Green Tea. Boost Mobile Phone. Buffalo Wild Wings.

The Tea. I bought Arizona Green Tea because I love the drink, in almost every flavor they make. Its almost like daily ritual for me to drink some. I may have a problem. I really do not see advertisement for Arizona Green Tea except for ads at the store when it goes on sale. They really do not need excessive pub because they have a superior brand name and product and a strong consumer base. The Arizona company brand equity is good enough to not have daily ads run on TV or in other media venues. Arizona Green Tea appeals to me personally because it is good, and just simple, its tea, that taste fye!

The Boost. My brother needed a phone, I just bought a Boost recently so I bought him one. Their $50 unlimited plan is hard to contest. The product resonates with my personally belief of having freedom; freedom of a bill every month and unlimited access to things. Boost mobile stock has definitely climbed since the introduction of their phone plans, they now just need better phones,

The wings. Buffalo Wild Wings fye. Every now and then I go to BBW's on Tuesday when they have .40 cent wings. Its price that can't be beat, it's cheap and it's good. They have all varieties of sports to watch on big screens, and the atmosphere is always fun when your friends are around. It appeals to me personally by having good food, in a fun environment, while watching sports. The next best thing is actually playing. It's a good look.

Advertising effects people purchasing power rather they want to believe it or not. Things are advertise every day, and alot of it is for free. When you see someone you look up to or respect wearing a certain type of clothing or brand, you may think to yourself that I want to look, or be respected the way that person is. That's advertising right there. The only problem is you cannot buy respect. You may buy admiration for a while, but respect is earned. Advertising is and always will be manipulative, these ads you see have to find a way to get in your head. Advertising does have some ethical standards to abide by, but as of recently the branding of logos and media campaigns on actual living people and organisms is going a little too far, just for some extra cash. But then again people do a lot of things for extra cash, it might as well be something "legal".