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<blockquote data-quote="Comte De St. Germain" data-source="post: 1052038" data-attributes="member: 6151"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite7" alt=":p" title="Stick Out Tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :p" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":p" />OTD:He's completely on the money.Wanna know why? If you've tried to promote anything and I mean anything. You realize that liking and retweeting and getting your name out there won't transfer into much on the ground. It's only going to promote effortless behavior aka free downloads or attention.Plenty of my friends involved in music get their friends to share their shit and collectively that adds up to hundreds of likes, but very few actual listens or downloads for paid content. Instead they have to still aggressively market free content and hope that their song was good enough to be even downloaded for free.This ad is all good feels and I more than happily love the message, but no it doesn't sell period for the same reason. It's not selling shoes it's selling its own message.This may seem unpopular but the manosphere and the right is now falling for the same shit the SJWs are falling for. Easy, feel good clickbait. Just like the whole here's this strong independent woman doing great shit crap that they share and retweet on social media. This thread is a key example of this. There is no politicized agenda here on Addidas' part. If anything we're falling for a marketing ploy itself.The guy who made the ad wants more customers so he wants to sell his work. And we're giving him revenue and attention which is good for him. So still feel free to share away if you want to support him.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Comte De St. Germain, post: 1052038, member: 6151"] :POTD: He's completely on the money. Wanna know why? If you've tried to promote anything and I mean anything. You realize that liking and retweeting and getting your name out there won't transfer into much on the ground. It's only going to promote effortless behavior aka free downloads or attention. Plenty of my friends involved in music get their friends to share their shit and collectively that adds up to hundreds of likes, but very few actual listens or downloads for paid content. Instead they have to still aggressively market free content and hope that their song was good enough to be even downloaded for free. This ad is all good feels and I more than happily love the message, but no it doesn't sell period for the same reason. It's not selling shoes it's selling its own message. This may seem unpopular but the manosphere and the right is now falling for the same shit the SJWs are falling for. Easy, feel good clickbait. Just like the whole here's this strong independent woman doing great shit crap that they share and retweet on social media. This thread is a key example of this. There is no politicized agenda here on Addidas' part. If anything we're falling for a marketing ploy itself. The guy who made the ad wants more customers so he wants to sell his work. And we're giving him revenue and attention which is good for him. So still feel free to share away if you want to support him. [/QUOTE]

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