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Yes, this approach will probably earn you a quick buck and attract some fleeting customers. Nobody with even a shred of integrity will want to be associated wi
by artagnon 13y ago
Yes, this approach will probably earn you a quick buck and attract some fleeting customers. Nobody with even a shred of integrity will want to be associated with the brand you're creating; so yeah, you'll have a few thousand cattle customers.
What is the point of all this, again?
- jeffclark 13y agoHigh fives don't pay the bills.
- hsuresh 13y agoI don't even think this is sustainable. The customers that are acquired this way are likely to abandon very soon.
- tednash 13y agoAppreciate this note and your views. However, that's not been my experience in previous businesses. You can create the worlds best product but if no one knows it exists, why build it. I view the methods I use as a delivery medium to put information which adds value to the individuals who read it. If I do that, then I can start to develop a personal relationship with them. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, this post has certainly created some interesting polarising views. I appreciate your comment.