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The point of the joke is that what works for you, won’t work for companies. Different goals, different reactions. The irony to this whole thread is that CNET i
by snowwrestler 3y ago
The point of the joke is that what works for you, won’t work for companies. Different goals, different reactions.
The irony to this whole thread is that CNET is actually highly targeted about their audience development, which is how they decided which content to prune in the first place.
- Zambyte 3y ago> what works for you, won’t work for companies Citation needed. I can tell you about lots of companies that have existed for years. That I never found from Google. > Different goals, different reactions. I don't know what you mean by "reactions" here, but I don't think that their goals are good if they end up making what they produce worse in the eyes of their target audience in order to meet that goal. > CNET is actually highly targeted about their audience development Some people are saying their audience is tens of millions of people, and others are saying their audience is "highly targeted". Which is it? Those two are claims are extremely incompatible.