Greenlight Consumer research
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In an animation, a laptop sits on a stack of books. Windows pop open all around it.

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Research isn't just something you do for your science paper or book report. Research is also important for making you an informed customer.

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A yellow smiling boy with braces and a propeller hat is surrounded by pop-up windows. He taps his chin.

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Why is being an informed customer so important? Because it can help you save your money now and avoid regret later.

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He stuffs money into his wallet and sweat drips from his brow. Colorful stickers advertise skate shoes, toothpaste, vitamins, headphones, and other products with sales.

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you know, ads can't always be trusted 100%.

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A guy wearing a headset beams as colored lines pulsate around him.

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Just because an ad says that a product is the greatest, most stupendous, sensational, wonderful, incredible, remarkable, awesome thing ever doesn't mean that it is.

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The headset breaks and rain pours on the frowning guy.

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After all, the company wants you to buy the product, right?

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Sparkles gleam around the headset on a smiling face.

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So watch for unbelievable prices or questionable claims.

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Text surrounds the headset: Only now, 75% off, number 1in the USA.

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Also, before you buy it, check with people who've tried it by reading independent reviews from experts and other customers.

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A user scrolls reviews on their phone.

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You do good research for your school projects, right? You should do good research for your purchases, too.

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The boy with braces smiles and holds up peace sign fingers with one hand and a book in the other. He winks.