Fix the act, not the room....
Some may argue that their attempts at doing exactly this are leading to an incoherent, disjointed set. I say ignore all the hecklers, get your head down, and jam on regardless.
Fix the act, not the room....
I think that's the point.
Or, instead of looking at the people complaining on the boards, they could use their own data to see usage, and remember that unhappy customers are over 10 times more likely to comment than happy ones.
Or, instead of looking at the people complaining on the boards, they could use their own data to see usage, and remember that unhappy customers are over 10 times more likely to comment than happy ones.
Marketing rule of thumb, based in me working in marketing.
Well, if you disregard any facts which disagree with you, I'm afraid there's not much more to say.
How about some DJ experience:
"Play some AC/DC"
"This is a hard dance night"
"But this is rubbish. Play some AC/DC. Nobody wants this."
*looks at full dance floor*