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Like politics, marketing thrives on "noise" and the loudest voice tends to win, not the best candidate If you have a lesser product, marketing rolls out FUD to
by ck2 5y ago
Like politics, marketing thrives on "noise" and the loudest voice tends to win, not the best candidate
If you have a lesser product, marketing rolls out FUD to combat competitors and then it doesn't matter if you have a better mousetrap, no-one will believe it
For example most 5-star products on Amazon got that way because they often secretly give out tons of free product (or even cash) for positive reviews. Amazon and bot analysis can't tell a real human written review was secretly paid for. Noise "wins".