misleading marketing

Misleading marketing involves presenting products or services in ways that might exaggerate benefits, omit important details, or use vague claims to influence consumer decisions. The goal is often to make something appear more attractive or valuable than it truly is, which can deceive or unfairly influence buyers. While not necessarily illegal, it can distort the truth or create false impressions, leading customers to purchase based on incorrect assumptions. Recognizing misleading marketing requires careful evaluation of claims, details, and the context, helping consumers make informed decisions based on accurate information.