Question

mike goes grocery shopping for baby food for his young daughter. he has a coupon for a popular brand, but as he’s rounding the end of the aisle he sees a display for a new brand of baby food. on the jar it says the baby food is all natural with no preservatives. because he only wants the best for his daughter, he immediately buys the new brand even though it’s a bit more expensive. explain what techniques the seller has used to market the new brand of baby food, and if mike should have taken any additional steps before making his purchase.

Answer 1

Answer:

The seller has used a display and key words or catch phrases such as all natural and no preservatives. Before making his purchase, Mike should have compared the ingredients of the two baby foods. It is possible that the other baby food is also all natural and has no preservatives.

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Answer 2

People with kids or babies always want them to eat natural foods with no preservation, even if are a bit more expensive than the other available options. What they care about is the quality and health of the kids. So keeping this point in head, most of the brands uses the technique to compete with the other in-market brands. And that's what the shopkeeper did in this case.
Mike should have read the listed ingredients on the baby food jar. I think both of them would have the same, except a few.