Why would companies try to target kids in their products?

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Companies try to Target kids so they will try to buy it there whole life and so they can influence it onto other kids, one example is smoking, Kool cigarettes have a cartoon penguin as there logo this makes kids want it.

gtnhenbr [62]3 years ago

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Other companies will try to target kids in their products because just think for a minute. Would you rather have a grown person advertise a product that you want or a little kid?

Companies would rather use a little kid to advertise their product because they know that kids are a better source to use because kids get a lot of attention.

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