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The problem is that it's likely that people who get this TV have significantly lower-than-average household income, which makes them less valuable to advertiser
by idopmstuff 3y ago
The problem is that it's likely that people who get this TV have significantly lower-than-average household income, which makes them less valuable to advertisers. If banners are now $2, advertisers might quickly find that they're only willing to pay $0.50 for the demographic of people who owns this TV.
- technothrasher 3y agoI don’t know about markets in general, but when I ran a retail liquor store I was making all my money on low income customers. The occasional rich guy who came in and bought the $300 bottle of Scotch wasn’t even close to matching the large number of regulars that were buying high margin $3 nips and $8 wines.
- mrtweetyhack 3y ago[dead]