“I know people in New York hate AI, and things like AI companionship and wearables, probably more than anywhere else in the country,” he told Adweek. “So I bought more ads than anyone has ever done with a lot of white space so that they would socially comment on the topic.”
No publicity is bad publicity, as the saying goes.
I mean, people are thinking about the product and being creative about the product and encouraging other people to pay attention to the product, and that gets the company’s name out there.
I imagine a lot of the people making fun of this product are going to pay attention to the company’s next product, just out of curiosity 😆
All going according to plan.
Sure but it’s a shitty plan.
No publicity is bad publicity, as the saying goes.
I mean, people are thinking about the product and being creative about the product and encouraging other people to pay attention to the product, and that gets the company’s name out there.
I imagine a lot of the people making fun of this product are going to pay attention to the company’s next product, just out of curiosity 😆
Doesn’t work for me since I have no fucking clue what this startup company’s name is. And don’t care.
Are you a a kid or are you working for this AI company? No way you’re so problematic.