Assignment 4

Today I am wanting to touch on how people use natural disasters in their marketing plan. When someone sees an opportunity to seek out a group of people that they normally would not reach, they want to take advantage. Do I agree that marketers sometimes take people at their weak time? No, I do not, but when it comes down to it it can be a very smart way to run things. 

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