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Probably the claim about "a lot of ADHD" clients. How do you even know? Did you ask?! What percent? Feels real BS to me.
by edoceo 5y ago
Probably the claim about "a lot of ADHD" clients. How do you even know? Did you ask?! What percent? Feels real BS to me.
- Lightbody 5y agoNope. Didn’t think to ask, in fact. But then they started to tell us. Here are two that did so via Twitter: https://twitter.com/sadbangs/status/1304685594430377985?s=21 https://twitter.com/sadbangs/status/1304685594430377985?s=21 https://twitter.com/etoile/status/1397257456468824065?s=21 https://twitter.com/etoile/status/1397257456468824065?s=21
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- nuclearnice3 5y agoYour reply to pixie was really nice and authentic. It's gratifying to know people appreciate what you made!
- stevehawk 5y agoI feel like his sentence explains clearly that they are reaching to comment/thank them and making the claim when they do so?
- skrebbel 5y ago"talk to your customers" is rule number 1 of just about any startup, any business even. Why would you doubt that they do this?
- AussieWog93 5y agoI would add to that: if you have a non-insignificant amount of customers, they'll talk to you! That's how I found out my product, which was targeted mainly at younger people, was really popular amongst the older crowd.
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