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This type of marketing by deception is absolute anathema to me. People will "dig deeper" because you tricked then into thinking what you've made of something e
by pbhjpbhj 3y ago
This type of marketing by deception is absolute anathema to me.
People will "dig deeper" because you tricked then into thinking what you've made of something else, something that person knows they want. Bleurgh.
Yes, that's consistent with modern marketing: make people get your product even if they don't want it and/or don't need it. But, really, are you so desperate. You might save a 1000 hours by making it clear what the subject is; choosing to waste others time [which I'm not at all claiming the OP has done] is contemptible.
- evanem 3y agoDefinitely not my intent.
- simondotau 3y agoAnd it's obvious that it wasn't. Don't apologise. Ignore the critics. Any real potential customer will be far too distracted by the excitement of discovering a new thing which might make their life easier; they're not going to be lingering on the moment of cognitive dissonance. Anyone who does was never going to be your customer anyway.