Michael Modine

[Michael Modine @Modine1177]

@F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H Possibly a good strategy would be for the companies to show videos that may ease people´s fears, or to give disclaimers regarding the safety of their products. Offering a return policy based off weather or not the consumer is comfortable with their purchase.

[Michael Modine @Modine1177]

@Iifters @F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H @WSJ I agree that the costumers would not support any of this

[Michael Modine @Modine1177]

@RebeccaWinicour @F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H @WSJ I agree that customers would be upset over the dynamic pricing. The emotional roller coaster of this process is very evident, depending on circumstances.

[Michael Modine @Modine1177]

@F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H @WSJ 1. I think consumers could have many feelings toward this.
2. When the price goes up, they could get frustrated. If it goes down, then they are happy.
3. Brands that use the scheme could lose customers, because they will lose interest

[Michael Modine @Modine1177]

@F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H A new type of ad that I saw was the coinbase ads. I think the ads were markingwins, they gave coinbase a lot of exposure and showed multiple ways to use it.

[Michael Modine @Modine1177]

@F_A_R_N_O_U_S_H There was a time when the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans advertised a viral challenge known as the Sriracha Challenge, which entails swallowing one heaping spoon full of Sriracha sauce, or donating $100 to help homeless veterans. This is a fun and wacky challenge.