If you are questioning “Aesthetic Amazon Purchases” or feeling suspicious about “The Mari Kondo Method”? You are not alone!
Marketers and companies know how to exploit obsessive traits that consumers have. They say that the best-selling products are the ones that create habits. However, incorporating some of the new products and processes are time-consuming and evolve around valuing objects too much and how orderly and perfect they look.
Would you rather spend more time with your loved ones than constantly worrying about how your drawers look like, or if you followed the perfected skin care routine? Did you hear the word? “Routine” Why does it have to be a routine, a habit, an everyday thing?
As an educated and informed consumer, you need to ask yourself what it is, that they are trying to sell to you.
Is it just the Aesthetic product? What if they are trying to make you a whole “Aesthetic” person and it becomes part of your identity? How healthy is this?
How much money and time are you spending switching between perfectly working containers or folding t-shirts and putting them in a color-coordinated way in your closet?
How can you relate your purchase to an impulse or maybe OCD/OCPD traits?
Hello, I'm Luisa Acevedo, a Marketing Analyst and Advisor with a passion for e-commerce.
My focus is on empowering fellow Latinas in tech through content that covers critical thinking, educated consumerism, and “deinfluencing”.
I create content both in Spanish and English on Tik Tok, LinkedIn and YouTube.