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Does sex really sell?

I’m writing a persuasive essay on sex in advertising. My opinion is that sex does sell if used right… For example, implying sex without throwing it in a consumer’s face works better than just a naked guy/girl holding the product because too much sex pulls the mind away from the actual message of the advertisement. My instructor said I need to add more counter-argument to the essay… anyone have any other opinions to share so I can try and prove you wrong?

Hearth and home are just naturally more compelling than bath-house and brothel. Funny but even the most pornagraphic and sexual advertisements are not as compelling as one with adoring family around the fireplace. Even singles are shown partying with friends but you seldom see sexual situations. Reason being? Advertisers are trying to reach middle America. The Bible belt is still alive an kicking. The addicted to pornography group are still looking for that old fashioned romance. Strange isn’t it? Most advertisers want all age groups to respect their integrity and their products.

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