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It's brand recognition, not "I'm going to buy this product right now". And the next time you need a product, you have a positive attachment to certain brands.
by david422 5y ago
It's brand recognition, not "I'm going to buy this product right now".
And the next time you need a product, you have a positive attachment to certain brands.
- lijogdfljk 5y agoNot that i disagree, but it's funny to me that more people aren't paranoid of companies like i am. I expect _everyone_ to try and swindle me. No company loses anything, so every sale or v2 product i expect to be worse for me. The only time i actually like ads and feel it "works on me" is when the product is a new area i have not previously seen before. Eg heated cups - i love my Ember. It sucks, but there's not much competition i'm aware of - so early ads were a dominated space. I eat those ads up if it's a product area i care about. (and i really love heated coffee lol)
- david422 5y agoIt can be mutually beneficial too though. You get something, the company gets something.