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I agree with you completely. I had hoped they Kickstarter would take note of the fact that no individual can google a topic, view a product on Amazon, or reall
by Powerofmene 9y ago
I agree with you completely. I had hoped they Kickstarter would take note of the fact that no individual can google a topic, view a product on Amazon, or really even think about a topic/product that it does not begin to show up on their FB feed, on news sites thanks to google ads or in their email box from Amazon.
I thought for sure that Kickstarter would do the same but like you, they send info about the projects they support. As a result' I did unsubscribe many months ago.
- rebootthesystem 9y agoI find it so strange. I can understand them having preference or even a mission but it isn't aligned with the reality of what their user base is doing. They are trying to shove something down people's throats even when their behavior, as evidenced by their history, shows they have no interest in what they are trying to sell whatsoever. If I didn't visit KS every so often on my own I would not find or support a single project on the site. The power of a data driven business is that your users can tell you exactly what they want. All you have to do is listen. KS doesn't seem to give a shit. It's what they find interesting rather than what I am interested in. Which is a really odd way to approach users.