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>They don't convert - but they do make the conference and the conversions possible. This sentence is an oxymoron. They have a negative effect on conversions,
by na85 13y ago
>They don't convert - but they do make the conference and the conversions possible.
This sentence is an oxymoron. They have a negative effect on conversions, but they have a positive effect on conversions.
Tell us more, Slick. The article demonstrates quite conclusively that they have a negative impact on his business' lead generation, period.
- tanon500 13y agoThe experiment simply lacks controls - remove the booth babes from the conference all together (from all your competitors booths), and show me increased conversions relative to a typical booth babe presence. Why do you consider this a conclusive demonstration? Also, since I'd like to respond to it appropriately, can you expand on what you're trying to make me think about myself by calling me "Slick" - is that an insult?
- mcherm 13y agoIf the hypothesis is "there will be more conversions if no one at the conference uses booth babes" then this was not a sufficient experiment. But if the hypothesis was "there will be more conversions if MY company refrains from using booth babes" then this was a useful ("conclusive" is probably too strong for a single data point) experiment.
- ScottWhigham 13y agoNo need to be snarky. OP stated their opinion in a well thought out, polite way. If you disagree or think OP is an idiot, maybe it's best if you just keep that to yourself.