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Back in the 1990s when I was a hippie and really kind of anti-commercial I found a textbook on marketing that define marketing is the interface of the consumer
by PaulHoule 2mo ago
Back in the 1990s when I was a hippie and really kind of anti-commercial I found a textbook on marketing that define marketing is the interface of the consumer and I I still like that definition.
So seen that way marketing starts before you even make the product and involves having a good idea of who your consumer is and what their needs are and how you’re gonna reach that person.
Even if you see marketing as just sales and promotion, it takes a phenomenal amount of effort to be successful at all so that’s the question you have to ask I mean, is the juice worth squeeze?
- devisious 2mo agoYeah, exactly. I'm not really building things just for the sake of building them — I do believe in the idea. I was more curious about how much time and money it makes sense to invest in distribution from an efficiency perspective. I wanted to hear some more experienced perspectives on this, so thanks for sharing yours. Really helpful.