I’m not sure what “as much as they can” means. A company can choose to spend more or less on advertising. They can spend less on product quality and take that money to spent on advertising
Cars are not either solid or subpar but they provide value for a given price.
Company A might say: Our strategy is to run a lot of advertising and then charge a lot of money for our cars to make a huge profit.
Company B might say: Our strategy is to provide customers with a cheap car and that means we won’t have a budget for a lot of advertising.
In many cases it can make sense to buy from company B and get a car that’s better value for money. Cars are however a special case. Value conscious car buyers don’t buy new cars but used cars
The fact that Coca Cola spends so much money on advertising doesn’t indicate that their product is better then any other. It just reflect that they believe that they have a brand that allows them to charge a surplus.
I’m not sure what “as much as they can” means. A company can choose to spend more or less on advertising. They can spend less on product quality and take that money to spent on advertising
Cars are not either solid or subpar but they provide value for a given price.
Company A might say: Our strategy is to run a lot of advertising and then charge a lot of money for our cars to make a huge profit.
Company B might say: Our strategy is to provide customers with a cheap car and that means we won’t have a budget for a lot of advertising.
In many cases it can make sense to buy from company B and get a car that’s better value for money. Cars are however a special case. Value conscious car buyers don’t buy new cars but used cars
The fact that Coca Cola spends so much money on advertising doesn’t indicate that their product is better then any other. It just reflect that they believe that they have a brand that allows them to charge a surplus.