Posts by Michael Adams7

Seriously General, why so brief and blunt?
Could you elaborate a bit?
Or are you just busy prepping some "wilderness..." epic spanning several volumes?

Based on everything I’m seeing here, it looks like Mexicans, Muslims, Americans, and pretty much everyone else actually evolved from either chickens or T-rexes. Looking at these posts, it honestly makes perfect sense.
It's certainly a step up from the whole monkey theory, though.

And before you come for me like some atheist trying to play Darwin with his theories—we all know we came from Adam and Eve.
...but it seems like we’re all screwed regardless, since Adam and Eve left us with Abel and Cain. By that logic, we’re all just the dysfunctional descendants of an incestuous, homosexual union.

So maybe we shouldn't be so surprised by the absolute chaos happening around us right now.🙂

stormywolf39 said:Honestly, once you listen to the American pop scene, it’s all the same... garbage is garbage, regardless of where it comes from.

Bravo!

"A lemon is a lemon, and a rose is a rose, even if they bloom at the edge of the world" -

Samuel Phillips2 said:I heard "Everything is fine" and "Don't eat hair" or whatever they call them.
It was honestly pretty cringey.
Now I'm just terrified I'll catch one of those songs on the radio again by accident.

But people actually listen to this stuff. What's the appeal?

The king’s new outfit... remember that?
And you're just the kid who shouted, "The king is naked."
Look, the musicians aren't necessarily bad. You can find this kind of music playing in any dive bar across the US, played just as well. But those lyrics? Unfortunately, we can't understand them. Why unfortunately? Honestly, I'm just glad I don't.

Alright, so do you actually have a packaging concept, a design, an ad campaign, or any kind of established visual identity yet? Are we starting from scratch here, or are you looking to overhaul something that already exists? You’ve definitely opened up a good conversation, regardless of whether your specific situation is the silver bullet that solves the grand mystery of marketing once and for all.

Marketing is certainly a philosophy and a complex science, but there's a certain charm to its simplicity. Sometimes, one tiny little idea just pops into your head at exactly the right moment—and suddenly, the entire future of a product or a company changes.

Ona007 said:It feels to me like product marketing and actual market entry strategies are barely mentioned on this forum.
So, I'm starting a new thread specifically on that topic.
Right now, I'm working on a project involving a chain of quick-service takeout spots that exclusively sell fresh soups from around the world. It’s eat-in or grab-and-go. We're targeting people who don't have the time to cook a healthy meal at home, so this gives them a chance to eat something warm and nutritious. The locations will be strictly near major business hubs.
The project is pretty interesting. I'd love to discuss strategic methods for placement, packaging, promotion, product launch, trademarks, etc.
This is my first time handling something like this. Whether it succeeds or fails, the experience itself will be valuable.
Does anyone here have experience launching a new product, whether it's real-world or just theoretical?🙂

As far as strategy goes, I happened to pick up an interesting book called 'Red ocean Strategy' which describes ways to avoid competition by bringing something entirely new and different to the market (essentially making the competition irrelevant).
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/159...lance&n=283155