Progress or Marketing?
Jun 24th, 2008 by (Λ)Φ2₤Φ¢ɮ
iRobonix tells us that constant and never ending improvement is not possible. When a product has been accepted as good, any change to the basic ingredients or components is more likely than not a marketing ploy, to make the consumer somehow believe that the product is better but in fact this is rarely true. These kinds of fundamental changes come about in an effort to cheapen the product and make a higher profit margin. Products that are constantly changing their packaging design, do not base their sales on product quality, in fact these products are often times the worse ones, the manufacturer invests heavily in product placement and logo design and very little money (if any) is ever spent on Research & Development. How many of you have ever found your self falling for Marketing Hype!! And what was it? For example, clear cola, unscented deodorant, individually packaged slices of bread or Lickable Wallpaper…
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