Just try promoting or selling things that are issue free

[Rabata]

However, a business alone cannot survive in the market for long periods through its quality goods or services at low prices. Apart from the maintenance of the quality of the product, the type of after sale service given to the buyer also matters. Like if there are two stores where the same product is sold, with one being slightly more expensive but having good after sale services, most buyers will opt for such a store.

Are there really businesses that can survive on its own? I’m just having to think about it now because because, some businesses is often about you starting it up and you have a greater chance that, it would last a long time, however, it would always need a great deal of management.

One would look at those in the communication business, own an app like X, Facebook, Google and the rest of them. You see these apps and you feel a lot isn’t being done behind the scene but, the team behind these projects puts in so much work to maintain protocols and ensure user data are safe and hosted.

Every business would always require human input, it might be minimal but, it’s always there.

I don't know about any business that will run completely on its own, without anyone's help. Opening a business requires planning, time, and hard work and also requires a lot of patience. It may take a lot of hard work in the beginning, but once the business is running properly, it is possible to gradually reduce dependence on the owner. For this, work should be divided in such a way that the owner does not have to wait for every small decision. However, even with active systems, it may be necessary to change them over time to deal with unexpected problems. One of the characteristics of a successful business is to develop a system where the normal operations of the business can continue even if the owner is not present all the time.

[gracreavix]

People are wicked and the are willing to do anything to make it. That's why there is a government. The people obviously can rule themselves. There was a need for a higher power to make people act right. Humans are unpredictable and they are willing to go to any extent to get what they want.

Everyone sure has a responsibility to play. But you can't force someone to act right when they know what they are doing. The mind disease is already there. When you as a government just think that regulations are there to protect and fail to understand that what people watch and see also contribute.

[Swift_tr]

Advertisements are not always accurate enough to explain the benefits and down sides of a product that is being circulated in the general market. The people that carry out this adverts are given scripts to memorise which makes me to always question authenticity of every product until proven otherwise.

Advertisers can do better by including the downsides of their product instead of keeping that part away from the public just to make profit at the detriment of the consumers who could suffer tremendously due to the adverse effects of that product. Although in most cases it will be seen that the product might not sell as fast as it should but health is being preserved in this way. The economy has made it in a way that people say anything just to sell a product even when they know the potential risk it imposed on the general public.

[EarnOnVictor]

Ofcourse, we know it's not going to be easy to know for sure or have detailed knowledge about the quality of what we sell or promote , but we can use the little we know especially as it relates to potential harm to make amend rather than giving excuses why things should remain the way they are, which most likely are for selfish reasons, such as:  I have bills to pay, I need to feed my family, I need to survive, etc. Is it OK to survive by harming, cheating, deceiving other people? What makes those who do such things different from scammers or thieves who cheat and rob others to survive?

You think like those who have integrity, but I tell you my brother, over 95% of people doesn't have it, and I tell you for free again that they are after the money and not the safety of the consumer. Although they are in categories, and those products or services that will not cause an immediate harm to you, or the harm the advertisers/influencers do not know about are the commonest. Can you blame them entirely? I doubt that because both the buyers and sellers have a shared blame in that.

Some are also out of control of the marketers, but a choice, and a good example is gambling. You are responsible for it, so long as you are an adult, it's fine. Now, the cruelty starts when you know that the product/service is bad/evil/harmful, but still advertised it for the monetary gain. That shows the marketer himself is evil.