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Smarter Consumers

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15 x 18 matted.

Limited Edition of 999 prints

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  • Chia
    8th November 2011 18:31 pm
    I do enjoy your work. You really talked to me with this one. Juliana's aunt, Chia
  • 8th November 2011 13:16 pm
    So, so true, Hugh. In fact, based on all the hubbub we're seeing in Eric Ries ( http://www.TheLeanStartup.com ) and Rich Christiansen ( www.ZigZagPrinciple.com ), the Smart Customer is an integral part of the product and business development process. Though they speak with less dystopian slant. Not that that's any better...;-) P.S. Hugh, when did you discover green?
  • 8th November 2011 13:16 pm
    So, so true, Hugh. In fact, based on all the hubbub we're seeing in Eric Ries ( http://www.TheLeanStartup.com ) and Rich Christiansen ( www.ZigZagPrinciple.com ), the Smart Customer is an integral part of the product and business development process. Though they speak with less dystopian slant. Not that that's any better...;-) P.S. Hugh, when did you discover green?
  • 8th November 2011 13:00 pm
    Come to think of it, that worked both ways. Sometimes they spent money on stupid things. Other times they refused to spend money on things their project desperately needed to have any chance at success. Oh well.
  • 8th November 2011 12:59 pm
    Consumers may be savvier than they were before, but the consumer moron isn't dead and buried. The last place I worked, we spent so much time attempting to educate our clients so they wouldn't spend money on stupid things (including things that we offered, but weren't right for their situation). Sometimes they listened. Other times ...
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SMARTER CONSUMERS

Consumers aren't easily swayed anymore and they aren't afraid to tell you about it. Listening to our clients has given us a springboard for advancing our businesses.

The blind consumer is a thing of the past. Consumers are savvy. The Internet has allowed us to really dig in and learn about the products we demand and we've become smarter about what we buy. Businesses respond by creating a more interactive marketplace. It's not about WHO is offering something, it's about WHAT they are offering and how we can connect with that product.

This is all well and good of course, but it's a funny thing to show in a cartoon. It's the "everybody ends up happy" scenario, but this doesn't always happen...hence the foreshadowing language. You never know when we'll be thrown back into the dark ages of marketing.

Amen.

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