3 ms·
Site wants a lame login to comment, so I'll just do it here: The solution is you need to know some bakers, who have baker friends. In theory you'd have already
by beoba 16y ago
Site wants a lame login to comment, so I'll just do it here:
The solution is you need to know some bakers, who have baker friends. In theory you'd have already developed these connections while working on your bakery software. (Seeking advice on what they'd find useful + testing of early versions)
On advertising more generally, I was once opposed to using adblock and such since it theoretically hurt the ability for sites to pay their bills. Now that intrusive user tracking has become more popular, I figure all bets are off. I think that advertising's worst enemy is itself.
- vannevar 16y agoTaking this a step farther, the bakery industry would be interconnected via social tools like Twitter and LinkedIn. People in the industry would subscribe to each other's industry-related streams and so would find out about the events without bothering anyone who wouldn't be interested. The key word here is 'unsolicited', obviously if you solicit information you aren't going to be annoyed when it's presented to you.