Re:Specific content, not frivolous advertianment
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And thus, you have alluded to the greatest advertizing avenue of all: WORD OF MOUTH.
Think about it. When was the last time a friend raved about a product that he/she used and you did NOT feel compelled to at least research it further?
Of course, for any product (great or otherwise) to reach an audience and thus get the word of mouth advertizing it deserves (or doesn't), it to be marketed somehow.
Case in point: the iWood people. One post on digg and I want it BAD! These are folks who obviously understand their audience well.
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And thus, you have alluded to the greatest advertizing avenue of all: WORD OF MOUTH.
Think about it. When was the last time a friend raved about a product that he/she used and you did NOT feel compelled to at least research it further?
Of course, for any product (great or otherwise) to reach an audience and thus get the word of mouth advertizing it deserves (or doesn't), it to be marketed somehow.
Case in point: the iWood people. One post on digg and I want it BAD! These are folks who obviously understand their audience well.