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Old 09-07-2012, 10:23 PM   #12
HansTWN
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Originally Posted by ScotiaBurrell View Post
all marketing does is draw attention and get people to try it . the device itself has to be compelling enough to keep selling afterward.
Well, apparently marketing is powerful enough so that an inferior product can be sold at a higher price. This has been demonstrated for many products, cosmetics are the most obvious example. So is beer.

How many prospective buyers really understand all the competing products in a market? This is real life, not economics 101 "the enlightened consumer who makes perfectly rational decisions".

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