They want to prevent people to have those kinds of oh moments (literally) where your finger accidently penetrates the toilet paper while wiping. You don't want a toilet paper that does that....
There are reasons for people to buy different kinds of toilet paper; someone on a tight budget will likely want to buy bulk and/or cheaper quality toilet paper. Wealthier people will want the best, most comfortable toilet paper to use. Environmentally concerned people will probably want the more eco-friendly toilet paper.
So yes, not all toilet paper is exactly the same hence advertisers need a way to differentiate their product from other's. Plus, never underestimate the marketing power of a memorable brand. People instinctually prefer to buy products whose label they recognise as a trusted brand.
Believe it or not, but there are multiple brands of toilet paper from different companies.
When someone buys Company A's product, Company B doesn't get any money.
Thus, Company B tries to advertise their product to get more money.
Let me remind you before I continue that money is very important if you want to run a company.
Just imagine the Company A vs Company B conflict that I taught you, but with many other companies.
Pretty hectic, right?
Just tell me if that was too much for you to handle. I said some pretty advanced things there.
For the same reason coke & pepsi bother to advertise. Market share.
If fluffy-butt brand toilet paper stops advertising, it will gradually lose all of it's sales to soft-as-a-kitten-lodged-in-your-crack brand toilet paper. (there's a reason I don't have a job naming toilet papers)
Because i want quality when paper touches my butt.
Yeah none of that sand paper crap (hheeheheheheehehhehe)
Because I want the toilet paper with the bears in it if I get any other one it will sick to mah buttocks.
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All toilet paper is the same. How are the 5+ company's who make almost identical toilet paper going to get more sales than each other? ADVERTISING. Kind of a fail to produce products which are identical to the products of other company's to get money.
As I explained above that's not true. Some are thicker, some are longer rolls, some are softer, some are cheaper, some are more 'eco-friendly'. They may be similar but that could be applied to pretty much any mass produced household necessity.
Most of my life I only seemed to have this odd...extremely rough and thin sort. It was one of the earliest notes of "contrast" I can remember and it's all very strange in retrospect.
To me all advertising is a bunch of nonsensical trite, bandying about lies, trivialities, and clutter. I had a miniature mental breakdown a few days ago. I was looking around my house...and everywhere, everywhere, everywhere. Names. Logos. Slogans. Symbols. Marketing, advertising, needless names plastered on anything or everything. Everyone thinks they need to put their damn name on something, as if I even care.
It's useful sometimes, names, symbols and the like. But it's too much, it's just plain too much. I guess it got a bit claustrophobic... advertising toilet paper is much the same. A bunch of garbage that means nothing and is said like it's supposed to be oh so vital. Gimme a break. Those food commercials are even worse. All commercials are terrible... The science of advertising... More like the science of being a predictable and boring nag that can be simply ignored for years until it suddenly hits a nerve.
Though I do have an old knife set without any writing on it. Joy, one thing in my kitchen is free of text.
Doesn't everyone buy toilet paper? xD
Love to keep this topic rolling, everyone reply what you think about this.
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Yep agreed, but they do not make any sense right? XP
Umm okay? I'm sure that's not really appropriate.
When I'm not playing minecraft I'm playing darksouls, anyone else?
YES! <3 xD My exact thoughts my friend!
When I'm not playing minecraft I'm playing darksouls, anyone else?
Because I require only the softest touch of silky paper to grace my luscious booty~
But in all seriousness, yeah, it's kind of a softness/durability competition. Same reason we got paper towel commercials and shamwow.
So yes, not all toilet paper is exactly the same hence advertisers need a way to differentiate their product from other's. Plus, never underestimate the marketing power of a memorable brand. People instinctually prefer to buy products whose label they recognise as a trusted brand.
Believe it or not, but there are multiple brands of toilet paper from different companies.
When someone buys Company A's product, Company B doesn't get any money.
Thus, Company B tries to advertise their product to get more money.
Let me remind you before I continue that money is very important if you want to run a company.
Just imagine the Company A vs Company B conflict that I taught you, but with many other companies.
Pretty hectic, right?
Just tell me if that was too much for you to handle. I said some pretty advanced things there.
If fluffy-butt brand toilet paper stops advertising, it will gradually lose all of it's sales to soft-as-a-kitten-lodged-in-your-crack brand toilet paper. (there's a reason I don't have a job naming toilet papers)
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Yeah none of that sand paper crap (hheeheheheheehehhehe)
Because I want the toilet paper with the bears in it if I get any other one it will sick to mah buttocks.
#BAUM4EXILE2014
:^)
HELP CAPSLOCK KEY FELL OFF IT SWITCHES ON AND OFF, HELP PLS.
Personally I buy 3 ply quilton.
There are children present. Keep your toilet-related fantasies to yourself.
(sorry, I couldn't resist)
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As I explained above that's not true. Some are thicker, some are longer rolls, some are softer, some are cheaper, some are more 'eco-friendly'. They may be similar but that could be applied to pretty much any mass produced household necessity.
My DeviantArt, so sexy
To me all advertising is a bunch of nonsensical trite, bandying about lies, trivialities, and clutter. I had a miniature mental breakdown a few days ago. I was looking around my house...and everywhere, everywhere, everywhere. Names. Logos. Slogans. Symbols. Marketing, advertising, needless names plastered on anything or everything. Everyone thinks they need to put their damn name on something, as if I even care.
It's useful sometimes, names, symbols and the like. But it's too much, it's just plain too much. I guess it got a bit claustrophobic... advertising toilet paper is much the same. A bunch of garbage that means nothing and is said like it's supposed to be oh so vital. Gimme a break. Those food commercials are even worse. All commercials are terrible... The science of advertising... More like the science of being a predictable and boring nag that can be simply ignored for years until it suddenly hits a nerve.
Though I do have an old knife set without any writing on it. Joy, one thing in my kitchen is free of text.