#Target Marketing

[cloudx-infotech]

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[cmospike]

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[strategysmmgirl]

What is Target Marketing?

📍🎯Target marketing is indeed a crucial strategy for businesses, particularly for small businesses aiming to maximize their reach and resources. It helps them to hone in on potential customers who are most likely to be interested in their offerings and tailor their messages to those individuals.💎

Below are some key points about target marketing:

🎯Specific Focus: Target marketing allows businesses to focus on a specific demographic or set of customers. This focus could be based on age, gender, income, geographic location, interests, behaviors, or a combination of these factors.

🎯Efficient Resource Utilization: By focusing on a specific target market, businesses can use their resources more efficiently. This helps reduce wastage of resources on marketing efforts that reach people unlikely to purchase their product or service.

🎯Tailored Marketing and Sales Strategies: Businesses can customize their marketing and sales strategies to meet the specific needs and wants of their target market. This customization leads to more engaging, relevant, and effective messaging.

🎯Enhanced Customer Relationship: With a well-defined target market, businesses can build stronger relationships with customers by better understanding their needs, preferences, and behaviors. This understanding helps businesses to offer improved customer service and foster customer loyalty.

🎯Increased Sales and Profits: By targeting those most likely to buy their products or services, businesses can increase sales and, subsequently, profits. Target marketing often leads to higher conversion rates since the marketing efforts are directed towards individuals with a pre-existing interest or need for the product or service.

🔥In conclusion, target marketing is a strategic approach to ensure your business is connecting with the right customers.🎯 It can lead to increased sales, more efficient use of marketing resources, and improved customer relationships, all of which are essential for a thriving business.💦💸

[aussie-bookworm]

I don’t mind too much if the Twitter users immigrate to tumblr.

However I will start Biting if tumblr becomes the standard social media site everyone uses.

My employers don’t need to know that I am a clown and this is the circus I frequent. They don’t need to learn about the chainsaws I juggle or the jokes I yell while entering a tiny car with a bunch of other clowns.

[gothiccharmschool]

LUSH BROUGHT BACK GOTH JUICE!!!! The best styling product ever! This is probably my favorite bit of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice tie-in merchandising.

Goth Juice! BRB, stocking up.

[martianbugsbunny]

Ngl the funniest part of Monsters University is the revelation that Randall doesn't squint all the time because he's suspicious and paranoid it's just that he can't see for shit

[grem-archive]

we call that the yankee doodle dumptruck

[askagamedev]

Shouldn't Overwatch also have the same problem then in regards to visual clarity? I'm sure if you were to give people Juno and Brigitte people would struggle telling what their role is probably confusing Brigitte as a Tank given she has a shield just like Reinhardt. Only Baptiste has said cross on his outfit which if he didn't people might confuse him from DPS since he carries a healing grenade launcher. Yet the only character design problem ive seen people talk about is Venture.

While this is true, it's a very different situation. Overwatch is an old game, it's been running for eight years now. When Overwatch launched, there wasn't anywhere near the kind of well-established competition that there is today. When Overwatch launched, there was no Apex Legends, Paladins, Deadlock, Quake Champions, or Valorant. Further, Overwatch's launch cast was designed with incredible visual clarity - nearly every character had a silhouette and visual design that both made them distinct and conveyed their style of gameplay. There's a pair of business terms for this kind of thing - Blue Ocean vs Red Ocean.

A Blue Ocean is mostly unexplored and pristine - you're entering a market that's mostly untouched and there isn't much competition. This favors the first-mover advantage - the first ones there have more time to experiment, set things up, and learn from their mistakes. The customers/players in that market don't have anywhere else to go if they want their gameplay, so you can afford to make mistakes, iterate, and improve. Since there aren't many other games to switch to, the players will likely stick with what they are already familiar with.

A Red Ocean is a saturated market, where the waters have been dyed red with the blood of all of the dead or dying competition. There's already a lot of competition, meaning that any new product must stand out significantly from its peers or it will soon die from lack of audience. In a Red Ocean, the initial launch is much more important because you never get a second chance at that first impression. Further, audience retention is also super important because of how much competition there is - a new product might be able to draw some attention just from the novelty, but novelty wears off quick and most of the players already know the genre and the other games available. If the new game doesn't serve their needs immediately, the players won't give it the time to improve - they'll just go to one of the competitors that already does serve their needs.

We can't really compare the two games in a vacuum, we must compare the full environment that the games launched in. Overwatch had the added benefit of significantly less competition in its Blue Ocean, meaning that the playerbase really didn't have anywhere else to go while they waited for Overwatch to improve things. Concord was unable to grab attention immediately in a Red Ocean, meaning any potential audience quickly dispersed themselves among the large number of competitors already out there.

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[ilovedthestars]

why are all the queer stories romance (unless they're about the 1 token ace person)

[gothiccharmschool]

Ms Jilli, I don't know if the scents will be to your taste, but there's a newish fragrance place called Pulp Fragrance with classic gothic romance covers as bottle art. They even have a scent called Women in Dresses Running From Houses. It seems tailor-made for you

WHAT?!?!?

Oh dear.

[northern-passage]

i've been thinking a lot about the word "representation" and what it means and how it's changed over the last few years, particularly when it comes to the writing/publishing landscape but also in movies and tv shows… and i really don't like it anymore. to be clear, of course i think it's important to have diversity in your work, i'm not saying i hate the concept of representation. but i do really dislike the way it's used now, and i really just hate the word itself

in a broader sense it's just become a marketing tool. i'm not impressed by any publisher or author who just describes their book by listing all of the minorities/identities the characters represent as if that should be enough. it feels very gross, very exploitative and disingenuous. it also really bothers me because it's always marginalized identities- which i understand Why, but it feels very othering to me (and again. Very exploitative as an advertisement). you would never list out "cishet able-bodied white man" as a character description to pat yourself on the back over. so why do it to everyone else? why insinuate that one is the "default" and the other one is "special"? (and when i say this i'm mainly talking about advertisements/marketing. i understand why people would specify about characters in descriptions with the plot, but i don't like to see an ad that's just "this book has gay people!" with nothing else)

which then leads me to my other point, which is that a lot of people treat "representation" as if it's "too hard." like "oh i don't know enough to write about that, i don't have that experience, etc" which is a fair way to feel! however… it's weird that people only say this about writing trans characters or characters of color. i'm writing a story right now with a character who is really into motorcycles. i personally do not know that much about motorcycles, so i researched what parts are what & what different kinds of models there are & what basic bike care looks like. i guarantee Most people will have to google something at some point in their writing process. so what's the problem? it also, again, feels very othering when authors treat certain groups of people as "impossible" to write, "too hard" to understand. they are just.. people. you write them as a person. and then you figure out the rest later.

and i think part of the refusal or fear to write something outside of your experience is because of the way representation is treated as So Special. these characters are So Special that they aren't allowed to be anything other than "representation." they're Not allowed to be characters with complex emotions and interesting motivations, they have to just be Trans or Gay or Disabled or whatever. they're not allowed to be people. which means, at the end of the day, we loop right back around to where we were at the start….

there is bad representation. there are depictions of certain marginalized people that are harmful and that are damaging, i'm not trying to minimize that or argue against it at all, in fact we should all be mindful of that while writing and reading. but i also think it's possible to swing too far in the opposite direction as well and put certain groups of people on a pedestal and not allow them to do anything at all but be Perfect Representation, if that makes sense.

[crumblinggothicarchitecture]

Honestly, what did I even listen to with TTPD? One long commercial? Her spilling her ego all over my speakers?

I just cannot believe how derivative TTPD is... and how she's calling it the most honest form of poetry,

The songs are either modeled after TikTok trends/ youth slang, or just her name-dropping other famous people.

She's doing this on purpose. It doesn't make sense otherwise, because it's just so inartistic. I'm sorry but the phrase "down bad crying at the gym" is supposed to be artistically moving?

Are you joking?

Don't even get me started on Fortnight. Obviously, the Fortnight challenge was huge a few years ago.... and what does Taylor Swift do with the first single? hmmm.... could it be that she made a fortnight challenge.... hoping to also go megaviral on TikTok.

Honestly, I'm pretty sure she thinks her audience is stupid... or that they are children.

Not to mention "Imgonnagetyouback" clearly copied Olivia Rodrigo (who has a young audience, clearly Swift is desperate to keep the focus of the youth)

It's just such a blatant way to key into viral moments in order to inflate her own music sales/ streams/ platform.

It's not art.... it's business.

Any attempt at art, either through metaphor or clunky prose is obfuscated by oddly placed recalls back to pop culture internet trends... The metaphors don't land either because they are internally contradictory to other phrases. Also, don't get me started on the sheer number of grammatical errors throughout the songs. Does every phrase need 57 prepositions? no! Does every phrase need to be a run on sentence? no! Did she even notice the subject verb disagreements? no? You're telling me not one person with an English degree works for Taylor Swift as an editor?

Come on man.

[soot-and-salt]

Me: I don't need more yarn

The yarn:

Me: ... okay you make a very convincing argument

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