@ulm_r1@WortylkoLori I agree 100%. I said a very similar thing to you, packaging, in my opinion, should be valued way more than we do already. I feel as if smaller businesses care a lot more about creating a great first impression so they focus on it a lot more. @WortylkoLori#UCBAMKTG2080
#UCBAMKTG2080 I believe packaging has a much bigger role than the average person thinks. Packaging is the very first thing you see when you buy a product, almost making it a tone setter for the product and the brand as a whole, there should be more of a focus on it.@WortylkoLori
@deidra_nichole@WortylkoLori#UCBAMKTG2080 I agree and I said the same thing as well. I believe the most important thing in a time like this is staying reputable and reliable. Like you said, it can't last forever so it's important to stay the course if you want it to pay off in the end.
@WortylkoLori#UCBAMKTG2080 I agree with the CEO of UPS. Applying it to B2B marketing, it's all about relationships. If you can maintain a steady reliability through an economic recession, it will build your relationships up with others. I definitely agree that it will all prove beneficial.
@WortylkoLori Regarding the Draper James giveaway, I believe it was perfectly ethical. In no way do they have to disclose the amount of dresses available, nor do they have to hold a giveaway in the first place. I think a lawsuit for having a legit giveaway is awful.#UCBAMKTG2080
@KyleeTaylor19@WortylkoLori I agree. They don't have 1 million dresses to give out for free and they don't even have to be doing this in the first place. 250 dresses is better than none, it gives teachers a chance to enter a raffle for free at the small chance they actually win. #UCBAMKTG2080@WortylkoLori