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Yes, but my point (which was admittedly a little oblique) was that Google should ensure that their information is properly targeted. I don't think a promotion

Yes, but my point (which was admittedly a little oblique) was that Google should ensure that their information is properly targeted. I don't think a promotion and information campaign in an affluent neighborhood would work as well in a low-income neighborhood. But then, I'm not a marketer. My perspective comes just as someone who has circles of friends in a bunch of different income/social levels and I'm trying to imagine what they would say upon given a flyer or sales presentation that might make me salivate.

johnchristopher 14y ago
On the other hand wether they are educated or not, litterate or not, wether we think they understand the message or not... It might just be that the product or the idea is rejected on its own features. It's a common trait among journalists and politicians to think that if the uneducated/poor rejects the message it's "just" because it wasn't "well formated" or "understood".