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The only advertising I see for it is during national NBA games, and I believe it's always stated as "go90 by Verizon" on there. I'm a millennial and I've never
by iamatworknow 10y ago
The only advertising I see for it is during national NBA games, and I believe it's always stated as "go90 by Verizon" on there. I'm a millennial and I've never even been slightly curious as to what it is or does.
- evan_ 10y agoI've seen TV spots as well as ads on podcasts- the most recent How Did This Get Made for instance has the host read an ad for a Go90 show he's on. It actually kind of made me want to watch it, since it had him and several other people I know from their appearances on that and other podcasts.
- iamatworknow 10y agoMaybe it would be appealing to some people, but in the context of the NBA I'm pretty sure the ad was talking about getting "behind the scenes" access to players and game highlights or something. For me that niche has already been filled by sites like reddit.com/r/nba (where, honestly, a lot of NBA news sites are poaching original content anyway). I don't need another app cluttering up my phone for that stuff. I don't really care about what LeBron James has for lunch. And if I want to know what goes on behind the scenes in the NBA, I'm much more likely to watch a high quality professional production like the Toronto Raptor's "Open Gym" series that's freely available on YouTube. I guess what I'm trying to say is that I haven't been sold on what makes go90 worthwhile, and from the looks of it I'm not alone.