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On the other hand, maybe if they are efficient with their ads, perhaps they have more budget to put into the product instead of the marketing. I would rather b
by mewpmewp2 3y ago
On the other hand, maybe if they are efficient with their ads, perhaps they have more budget to put into the product instead of the marketing.
I would rather buy a product that put 90% of the budget into the product and 10% to ads as opposed to 50%/50%.
But I'm sure, they will first A/B test this with real actors to see what the results are before they decide on the course.
- ToucanLoucan 3y agoThe problem is there's no way to differentiate on the consumer's end from well-prioritized internal spend while responsibly assuring quality where required, and just being a cheap ass business operator who's nickel and dimeing his own products into shit. It feels like everywhere you look online is nothing but scams and grift now. Everyone out to fleece everyone else with minimum viable products. Nonsense letter combinations masquerading as brands all over Amazon hocking aliexpress garbage with poorly photoshopped product images comes to mind immediately.