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Originally Posted by dyna mo
i couldn't agree more. i also can't see any downside to diesel's campaign and all upside. they call themselves "street" and this supports that. besides, image building marketing is notoriously difficult to measure roi.
and sure it's good for pornhub, perhaps they can leverage it for other products that are street.
but in the 35,000 foot view of it all, this is a blip on the advertising radar of both companies. it's a marketing campaign in a marketing world of what have you done for me lately and has been pointed out, there's been no long term/recurring/returning mainstream marketing campaigns on pornhub, as far as i know.
and the reason i bash markham is on account of his talking about things he really doesn't know much about in a "i'm educating you on something you don't know anything about while getting marketing 101 concepts wrong" manner. magic join links style. same reason rochard is so annoying.
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Iā??m not saying it will be a gamechanging campaign, just that the ideas behind itā??s conception are based upon sound marketing fundamentals and that much of the logic used by people in this thread to predict itā??s failure is way more wrong than the logic Paul has used in predicting itā??s success. Time will only tell.
I donā??t know of any long term/recurring/returning mainstream marketing campaigns which have run on Pornhub nor do I know of any unsuccessful attempts at running such a campaign. If such failures have indeed occurred I would love to hear about them so if you or anyone has that info, please share. Im pretty sure I would have heard about it had there ever been one but thereā??s a chance I may have missed it so if you or anyone has that information, please share. Don't worry, I won't be holding my breath or anything.
