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> In the end, Proven’s lawsuit likely cost the company serious time and cash—and generated little but bad publicity. There's no such thing as bad publicity. Pe
by modeless 1y ago
> In the end, Proven’s lawsuit likely cost the company serious time and cash—and generated little but bad publicity.
There's no such thing as bad publicity. People say this for a reason. It's true. I'm willing to bet that their sales have only increased since this started.
- Tade0 1y agoWho is in the market for a product that doesn't work as advertised?
- leni536 1y agoLockpicking youtubers? But I guess that market got exhausted early on.
- paxys 1y agoThere's absolutely such a thing as bad publicity. Entire products and even companies have tanked because of bad publicity. I don't know why this myth continues to be so prevalent.
- dec0dedab0de 1y agoI think the saying is for people who can take the bad publicity and use it to their advantage.
- henry2023 1y agoI didn’t buy a Juicero back in 2015. Seems like I was not the only one.
- modeless 1y agoBad publicity doesn't guarantee success for a bad product. But it doesn't doom a good one either.
- ktallett 1y agoYou're right! I'm off to the next Fyre festival and making sure my bag is secure with a Proven lock..... I wonder if Dassani still exist so I definitely can quench my thirst.
- jasonjmcghee 1y agoHumane Pin?