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It's a false choice. If your customers are somewhere, you could be there too, and that often has the least amount of friction or is the easiest choice, so it's
by dimitrios1 4y ago
It's a false choice.
If your customers are somewhere, you could be there too, and that often has the least amount of friction or is the easiest choice, so it's understandable why so many people elect to do it. But another thing you could do is bring them to where you are.
- luckylion 4y agoIf your business outreach succeeding requires you to first convince people that they should stop using some platform that is important to them, you might as well give up on your original business because you're probably going to spend all your time on that effort.
- dimitrios1 4y agoWhat if I told you I own a bookstore?
- luckylion 4y agoI'd say you must be a man of principle who enjoys suffering. Getting people off of Twitter and into bookstores is probably not the fight you want to spend your life on, unless you expect some great author to chronicle your adventures.
- Turing_Machine 4y agoYou misunderstand. I don't want them to stop using Twitter. I want them to stay on there where I can ignore them completely.
- jtbayly 4y agoNot without going to get them, first, which requires you to go to where they are... eg Twitter.