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Every time the year update comes around I have the same I question (first time posted): Why not have a cosplayer (preferably a lady) (dressed in costume) revie
by pryelluw 9y ago
Every time the year update comes around I have the same I
question (first time posted):
Why not have a cosplayer (preferably a lady) (dressed in costume) review the candy and post that to YouTube? I mean, this can be done for cheap ($75-100 per video or so).
- Pfhreak 9y agoWhy?
- digianarchist 9y agoIt's possibly good marketing.
- pryelluw 9y agoFair question. I've made some basic audience assumptions. These are: - people who buy Japanese candy also like other Japanese items - people who buy Japanese candy also like the Japanese culture - people who know about Japanese candy are within a certain age range. - people within that age range that know about Japanese candy have also purchased some - people who enjoy the Japanese culture that fa within the age range of those who like the candy may also potentially enjoy Japanese pop culture - people who enjoy that pop culture enjoy consuming media about it - people who enjoy consuming the media have adopted newer platforms (YouTube vs tv). - most of these people are male A show with a cosplayers who talks about Japanese candy in a memorable way seems to fit these assumptions. Why a female cosplayer? Sex sells.