Some thrive in the light, others in the shadows. The times make us what we are. You can't land on Venus with fractions man... Either you love or you hate... No Maybes...
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True Stories - The Foundation of Your Future
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Some thrive in the light, others in the shadows. The times make us what we are. You can't land on Venus with fractions man... Either you love or you hate... No Maybes...
Excerpt from Thick Black Theory
Arrow Cutting Way
Someone got shot by the arrow and went to see a doctor. The doctor cut off the parts outside, then asked for the money. Why didn't he take it out? He said, "It's a surgeon's job. Go find one." This is an old story.
Nowadays the people in the governments and the offices all use these ways to deal with things. Like "This situation is not a part of our job, please go to xx department to find someone else who is in charge, and get it done soon."
"Not part of our jobs" is like cutting the arrow. Someone else is like the surgeon. Or when I say to someone who wants my help, "I totally agree with it, but I have to talk to someone else to make sure".
"Totally agree" is like cutting the arrow.
"Someone else" is the surgeon again. There are still a lot of examples you need to taste by yourself.
Dialectic logic is there's only love and hate, you either love somebody or you hate them. One through nine, no maybes, no supposes... don't even think about fractions...
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I use and love Andrews service all the time, but I'm pretty sure the credit goes to knowem.
Targeting
Does your product fit your target audience or does your target audience fit your product? There is a difference. That difference can mean the difference between generating hundreds of sales daily or dozens monthly. Do you even know who you're going after? Their age, race, gender, social standing, beliefs, hobbies... Do you have that info on them? Do you know how they will react to your imagery? How will they react to your words... How will they react to your colors, your design, and most importantly your story? How are you drawing them in...
Are they getting the whole hook, line, and sinker? Or just nibbling a bit and running off because one small detail doesn't sit right with them? Does your story connect the dots for them all at once, or leaves them clues for them to come back wanting more and more? Or does your marketing campaign consist of nothing but fractions, just a bunch of supposes and maybes?
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