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I think Apple's paid marketing efforts are a counter example to your argument. Ineffective advertising is ineffective. As a tautology this statement is pretty u
by sturgill 9y ago
I think Apple's paid marketing efforts are a counter example to your argument. Ineffective advertising is ineffective. As a tautology this statement is pretty unremarkable.
I first found out about ipinfo from a Google search looking to solve this problem. Haven't pulled the trigger on using it, but it's been on the back of my mind for awhile now.
For me, their marketing happened to be their placement on Google. I don't really know how you'd pursue paid channels on this one (outside of SEM and SEO).
It's a solution to a known problem. Unlike, say, the Apple Watch which has to first convince you have a problem... (This coming from a guy who's very interested in buying a watch as I train for a marathon.)
- nostrademons 9y agoFor developer tools? Apple certainly spends a ton on brand advertising for consumers, but most developers I know develop for Apple because they want to reach Apple consumers. (I spend a year doing smartwatch apps before giving up on the platform...the only reason I was developing for Apple Watch is because that's where the users were.)
- sturgill 9y agoAs a single example that immediately came to mind: WWDC. If that isn't a massive marketing channel directly targeted at developers I don't know what is.