S-DAW #1

 Marketing is an everyday thing that is constantly shown to me . Whether it's an pop up ad on YouTube or a shows up on my for you page. Marketing plays the role of showing me things I like or is recommended for me. Based on what apps I use, what websites I like to order from or the type of content I like.  I always see ads on good or recommended tooth paste or anything dental. This is helpful because I have braces so I have to take extra care of my teeth. These sometimes do interest me because they can be simple things I can use or do at home. And sometimes its an advanced way or technical way of cleaning and taking proper care of my mouth. These seem personalized because I would always search up things to use for my braces such as a good way to floss and what's the best toothbrush. The ads can also be links to my everyday websites I use such as amazon and they would give me promo codes to get discounts. I also believe it can sometimes be general because even if I  had braces or not its imperative you take good care of your teeth to prevent harmful things.  This is one example of how marketing plays a role on my life. Certain products or sites can be based on the relationship of what I like and prefer. It is important and a everyday life tool that I use and sometimes rely on.


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