- Dec 2, 2022
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My apologies,Good. Let's do this then.
"All publicity is good publicity". That's a very old school saying that, sadly, doesn't work. You might see interactions rising but, in the end, they won't translate into sales or retention.
I'm not trying to provoke you either. You could see it as me trying to educate you so you could avoid future mistakes.
In case you want to have a read on the topic:
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(This one below is specially good and it delves into the bias of the topic, were big companies can get away with bad publicity due to consumer loyalism. You, however, don't constitute a big company with a fierce following).
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If you really want advice, then ask for it. Not trying to provoke you, but I really don't feel like writing a thesis on good business and code practices that might fall on deaf ears.
I truly don't understand what you mean by this, other than you are putting money into advertising to extend your reach. Please clarify.
That's a very shallow analysis. Again, I'm trying to refrain myself and not sound as harsh as I did before but this is getting extremely stupid at this point.I truly don't want to patronize you going into a half thesis on why your take is so childish but as it stands right now it's akin to someone calling other person dumb as an ox and the other one replying with "Hur durr ox very strong thank for calling I strong I very very strong". Faking stupidity to not address a point is not really that funny mate.
To summarize, I'm more than happy to give advice and give you a foundation on how to tackle a project that has gone out of hand so, if you want some notes, ask.
Cheers.
I may have try to climb too quick on the relationship ladder.
Let me climb down to where you are at.
What I shared with you is not speculation or theory, it's the actual experience we had.
Let's be real, as for business and success, you are a shoemaker walking barefoot.