Unstable products and opportunities need hype because they can't stand on their own. Consumers see right through hype. Hype raises suspicion about whatever it is targeting, and today's wise consumer sees it for what it is. Let's take a quick boo at the language in my example. We, the citizens of the universe, wish to acknowledge that new opportunities arise constantly.
Doors open every moment.
We just have to decide when to walk through. Amelia's not the sharpest tool in the shed. Hey, wait a minute. There's no credibility in this kind of language. It's flimsy, insincere, and indicative of half-baked products and opportunities.