If you were to market a product, what would you do?


My question is a simple one. If you had a product that you wanted to market, little budget, how would you go about getting it out there in the market? In home dealerships, audio shows, online reviews, audio clubs, find people who are distributors for other non-brick and mortar audio products, etc?

bigkidz
inna3,402 posts
09-27-2017 6:34pmEuropeans often are more open to new things, Americans tend to be more conservative. I would try to involve them too.


Americans tend to be less educated and easier to trick than most other places including Europe. The toys they make in Europe for audiophiles are also designed to trick our Americans that are wealthy and unaware of their spendings or spend unreasonable (good and permissive credit system too!) so the marketing strategy should be towards large amount of bs. The more bs in your story, the more probability to market your item and more profit you will make and that works just about around anything you can think and one of the brightest example -- meds and pills (perhaps there are some Rx for marketing inspiration and motivation or similar kinda bs)

For cost efficiency, you can stick to Audiogon and other famous sites so you don’t spend extra monies for publishing your bs.

Raw materials to build your ultra-high-end unit can be purchased in bulk directly from China including precious looking chassis which is another way to trick. Chassis must be WAF-friendly and an eye turner.

So my advice is to TRICK as hard as you can and as much as you can and the more you trick the better marketing you get.

Also ye gotta make an impression of BIG corporation by saying WE instead of I.

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Hello, bigkidz.  I live in the Philadelphia area, but obviously, that's a quick and easy ride up to NYC.  Wouldn't mind picking up a great pastrami sandwich while I'm up there.

Thank you for your kind words, steakster!

Once I get my thoughts a bit more organized, I'll write a bit more...
Trelja,
Reading your posts over the years I’d say that your "thoughts" always come across as organized (and unfailingly rational). If you do get the opportunity to hear any of these DHT products of Bigkidz  I’d be very interested to read your listening impressions.
Charles
bigkidz, DC here but my better half moved to Manhattan last year and we basically go back and forth. Would love to give some of your stuff a listen sometime.