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How to correctly corelate online-business hype with failure

Published by admin in sustainable technology at August 19, 2009 | 1 x discussed | | | | |

The web has proven to be a business failure arround one common denominator: online hype. The hype is the main reason behind the dot.com bubble, which is a thing of the past and belongs to history books. What value does hype propose to the average internet user? How does hype marketing help your business?

 

Its a matter of followership-repetition. Its cosy to jump on a money making train, and do exactly what the succesful bunch have done to succed. And especialy in US markets this still can be your way out of your miserable lack of competence, originality, creativity and substantiality. Namely, you can (if you choose to) make some easy money using hype.

 

How does hype really function?

 

Hype trade ("marketing") persumes the oposite party is uneducated, unfamiliar or less familiar or educated on the subject you offer. So the wery product-core becomes completely irrelevant. As long as you maintain the comprehension sufficite over your target group(s) you statisticaly stand some chance of exchanging hype for money.

 

The market is learning

 

It is a good time-point in history of internet evolution to recognise that the wisdom of croud grows. It is not yet too late to perhapse admit, that the crowd is far more smarter than any one "genious" marketer out there. So intuitevily, people reject your mindless underestimating of a pure common sense.

 

All hype does for you is takes away your chance to build anything close to a firm proffesional future for yourself. Markets are getting wiser. infact, they are dissapearing. There is no target group left. You are alone. And hype-lost.

 

Farewell and good luck, bullshit trader.


August 20, 2009, 00:00 | Andrej said:

"hypeflation"


Does that make sense?