Ok this seems like very very poor advertising by the companies of the allegedly superior product. I don't know, maybe EXPLAIN with modern diagrams why your pro

Ok this seems like very very poor advertising by the companies of the allegedly superior product. I don't know, maybe EXPLAIN with modern diagrams why your product is superior? Maybe explain why X old brand sticks around and why yours uses the same (or better) engineering to accomplish the same goal? I would be fascinated to know why old appliances lasted longer and how the overseas ones are half-assed. Maybe AI can help with this. A better AI search might be able to pick out from tech docs why one product is better, but hard to believe AIs in this regard when that is deep level knowledge and the bullshit factor of LLMs is so high. And further, this isn't throwaway information. It's not like blenders and the like are fundamentally transformed every year like a lot of tech products (which nevertheless manage to accurately communicate their yearly improvements to a dumb public). Explain why the electric motors are better well once, and keep that around on your website, and one-off as needed. Maybe there can be some outreach with Consumer Reports to help fund the ratings/reviews of product classes (CR is restricted by a budget after all), or barring that (probably against CR's charter), why not provide information on your competitor's designs and models? Talk some shit, especially if it is deserved. This just seems like a massive business/management fail. There's simply this bias against labor and US labor, and the prospect of disenfranchising blue collar workers and getting to exploit overseas labor instinctively appeals to the sociopath control freak MBA. It's also easy. Some Chinese company does all the hard work of making the product, you just need to slap on the label and negotiate a sales channel.