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Like you said though, it is limited to a very few exceptions. Not every company that receives press grows as desired. I was co-founder at a project that has re
by r_singh 10y ago
Like you said though, it is limited to a very few exceptions. Not every company that receives press grows as desired.
I was co-founder at a project that has received 10+ newspaper articles (progressively better placed) and growth kept declining over the months only to become negative.
However, I obviously understand that one can never look at these factors in isolation and that there are multiple variables on which growth depends. I would also not consider press to be a part of marketing really.
- MegaButts 10y agoI guess an important caveat for the exception to the rule is the product has to be so good that it just automatically makes money. A true self-driving car has an obvious path to profitability. A social media platform that is an existential threat to Facebook is an obvious target for an acquisition.