Introducing the BEST Drying Aid - By Pinnacle

FUNX725 said:
If I may...
I'll also use the Corvette "generations-marketing" as an example:
-When the C6's were first being brought to market...
There shouldn't have been a dry eye left in the C5-house.



As such: :iagree:


Bob
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Good thing the new product(s) are good enough to warrant extensive marketing and comparison tests. :dblthumb2:
 
Nick@Autogeek said:
Good thing the new product(s) are good enough to warrant extensive marketing and comparison tests. :dblthumb2:
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-Got to dig sometimes to find out exactly who was entrusted to bring products
to consumers/customers via marketing/comparison tests.

-It seems that successful new product introductions would require marketers and sellers
to work together prior to products' launch.

-Marketers knows that specificity sells.
But sellers need much more than "features comparison" to be successful in having/(luring?)
consumers/customers to purchase these products over their competitors.

-Sellers, when "pitching" a product at launch-time, needs to have any "audits" in-hand/at-the-ready then, more then any other time.
How is the consumer to know what entity is providing diagnostic-assessment-tools (d.a.t. :D) to products' sellers?
Can there be true transparency in this auditing-process?

-Wouldn't a transparent-auditing-process, itself, build relationships that would keep the focus where it belongs:
On the consumer/customer...and not solely on the marketing-process of products?

-Instead of all the "huff&fluff" of marketing and stating of comparison testing...
Couldn't the above actually be what sellers need from marketers?
This truer product image would surely then be more passable to potential consumers/cutomers.

-It may be what makes all the difference between a new product's smashing success...
Or its descent into obscurity.

-Some say it's grand to be a consumer in today's World-Wide economy.
Most marketers tend to agree.
Where sellers "fit" as part of this equation often becomes the more controversial issue...IMHO.

NOTE:
Wait a minute Nick...Did I agree, or disagree, with your above post?


:dunno:

Bob
 
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