Friday, August 29, 2014 9:46:58 AM
Do I think give-aways is a bad marketing practice? Not always. But how are they measuring if the practice has borne fruit? Do they even bother measuring, or do they just do the give-aways without any follow-up? More than likely, being that it's a BW operation, there's no data collection. Just a give-away without any hard data-measuring of the effects.
If I am right, then the give-away is a piss poor marketing practice. In this case, it becomes just another waste of stockholder investments.
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