@frankie3237@F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H I don't agree with this since if the robot feels too human it can feel intimidating to some consumers. I personally would not want a robot that is too close to human because if it goes crazy the results could be bad. #WPI3650#ICMKTG
@Rosiemcgov @F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H I agree with this since it will not feel like the AI or Robot is not trying to take independence away from the consumer and to just keep the assigned tasks and give the consumers freer and that is all. #WPI3650#ICMKTG
@F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H Companies should design AI and Robots for the specific task at hand and not give them any emotion. This will make consumers less afraid since consumers won't be intimated by them as much. Consumers should also have as much control as possible. #WPI3650#ICMKTG
@MadiWisensale@F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H@WSJ Constantly changing prices especially massive ones are very bad since a lot of consumers have budgets and if the price explodes they will lose their consumers to other brands with more consistent pricing.
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@PiziakMalvina@F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H@WSJ I agree, Dynamic pricing is very risky companies with limited products should be very careful with that pricing strategy since they could lose a good number of customers with a massive jump. Market research should be done before using dynamic pricing.
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@F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H@WSJ 1. Consumers don't like that type of pricing as it can mess with their budgets and make their favorite products too expensive.
2. A sudden jump in the price can cause a company to lose tons of consumers while a drop can increase sales.
3. A risky way of pricing. #WPI3650#ICMKTG
@alhejaas@F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H I'd say this ad is a mix of market win and failure. To the right people its a win especially with its emotional appeals. But for me a failure because I don't trust data collection devices since I don't trust Alexa's creators or other ones like Alexa's.
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@PiziakMalvina@F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H This ad does a good job at conveying emotions which makes the ad stronger and less annoying and it also does a great job of expanding its market by using the common interest of keeping your pet dog happy.
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@F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H Coinbase:
1. Used a QR code to actually let people interact with the ad while it was playing.
2. Marketing success overall especially for people with QR code readers because of its innovation and new idea.
I did not like any of the ads. Too annoying.
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@F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H Coinbase:
1. Used a QR code to actually let people interact with the ad while it was playing.
2. Marketing success overall especially for people with QR code readers because of its innovation and new idea.
I did not like any of the ads but I don't like ads in general.
@kelseym34930370@F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H@oxfamgb Other ways this works is like how Pop-Tarts uses little jokes to make its younger audience laugh while including relevant information or how users can submit their photos to National Geographic and hope its gets posted allowing for great user interaction.
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@Rosiemcgov @F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H I agree with this. Doing challenges and connecting with people is a great way to stimulate happiness and other positive emotions. Word of Mouth does the rest and is part of the reason for Tik-Toks popularity.
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@F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H 1. Get people excited or hyped up about a new product by showing off parts of it.
2. Show the world they are fighting a big problem (environmental crisis) and an action they are taking to solve it.
Spotify: Use celebrities in ads
Pop-Tarts: Make people laugh
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