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Free is Not a Marketing Tool
Don’t read the article. All it does is claim, “But anyone who uses Free solely as a way to gain more sales loses out on all of that. They lose simply because they’ve objectified their audience. They’ve treated people as customers, not as friends.”
with no proof.
What captures my imagination is the photo of the coffee cup, the implications of a “free” pop-up coffee stand, and my long planned goal of making a pop-up ramen stand, that is somehow driven by an underground cult following (and perhaps some puzzles), and rave like information dynamics (ie where it will be and when).

Free is Not a Marketing Tool

Don’t read the article. All it does is claim, “But anyone who uses Free solely as a way to gain more sales loses out on all of that. They lose simply because they’ve objectified their audience. They’ve treated people as customers, not as friends.”

with no proof.

What captures my imagination is the photo of the coffee cup, the implications of a “free” pop-up coffee stand, and my long planned goal of making a pop-up ramen stand, that is somehow driven by an underground cult following (and perhaps some puzzles), and rave like information dynamics (ie where it will be and when).

  1. tlow posted this