For many years, Hershey's spent very little money on advertising, yet its chocolate bar was a successful brand. This success can be interpreted as evidence that:

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The success of Hershey's chocolate bar despite little advertising is indicative of the importance of product quality and image in the success of a brand. The taste and reputation of Hershey's were likely key factors in its success. While luck may have played a role, it cannot be solely attributed to the success of the brand. The lack of advertising may have contributed to lower costs and prices, but it cannot be assumed that advertising always increases costs and prices.

For Many Years, Hershey's Spent Very Little Money on Advertising