Sentences with phrase «slick advertising»

Before being fooled by slick advertising for life - stage formulations ask your vet if your cat really needs it.

... so really no problem then — we «know» that slick advertising aimed at kids absolutely causes kids to demand & consume a lot more of whatever product is advertised.

While slick advertising campaigns seem to be providing parents with medical information, what they are really doing is trying to get people to buy something — whether or not it is necessary, and whether or not it is in their best interest.

They're marketed with slick advertising.

The influence of slick advertising spreads is apparent.

XBox's Twitter page resembles a buttoned - up corporation sending out news, promotions and slick advertising photos.

Note to supplement companies: even a good product can be wrecked with too much slick advertising.

Which is charging their shareholders high (semi-hidden) fees, and then spending their money on slick advertising, marketing schemes, and kickbacks to Broker Dealers and their financial advisors that sell them (Reps).

Sharon Lockhart makes haunted photographs that exude the palpable tension of imminent catastrophe, drawing on precedents as diverse as German portrait photographers such as August Sander and Thomas Ruff, European Romantic landscape painting and slick advertising layouts from today's fashion and lifestyle magazines.

A true scientific assessment is a comprehensive, objective evaluation with transparent real world data — not on carefully massaged computer models and slick advertising campaigns, which are the mainstay of anti-science evangelists promoting political agendas.

Unfortunately, many novice traders are attracted to CFDs by slick advertising and free seminars (see «Tips and traps» in Part 3).

Despite Government efforts, the industry is still full of slick advertising, phony rate quotes, and bait - n - switch offers from home mortgage loan companies and banks you probably don't want to really do business with.

Even the slickest advertising campaign can't counter this absence.

Slick advertising is not our game.

The American Wind Energy Association («AWEA») claims big wind had a spectacular 2015, but we looked past the slick advertising and found the same AWEA rhetoric with extra pixie dust applied.

That is, until you look past the slick advertising and realize the boasted gains are nothing more than AWEA rhetoric with extra pixie dust applied.

Don't sell yourself short by falling for slick advertising with big celebrity endorsements from large insurance companies such as Colonial Penn..