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@Rishabh- Yes, of course bro,a lot of factors play their roles behind the buying process but I am simply talking about whether or not disclaimers produce a negative effect on CONSUMER PERCEPTION. Its an exclusive point here. Moreover, I agreed about the less significance on sales point exclusively on your example. PEACE.
Now, far as generalizing the same is concerned, disclaimers do hurt consumer perception for products based on choice. Because I Feel so, I have started this thread buddy. Who knows, the right points and facts may change my perception about this. Right? :yes:
@Sarthak – Actually Bro if this is the case, then you are committing a mistake – you are exclusively talking about the effects of disclaimers. But bro, in real world there is nothing in isolation. Disclaimers are a part of advertisement (that too in a manner that mostly it gets overlooked or shown or read so fast that viewer won’t understand a word), advertisements are part of promotion and promotion is a part of marketing mix. Keeping one thing in isolation and discussing on its effects may lead to some discussion but it won’t be fruitful as in reality it never happens that way.
Considering the involved factors and then coming to a point will lead to more fruitful discussion.
Anyways bro, what I knew I have already wrote. Will be happy to discuss if you can provide a specific situation (because in Marketing, nothing is generic, it is situation specific).
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