Do people really fall for sites like this?
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Peter Reynolds
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I particularly like the corporate stock photos.
"Futuristic looking close-up of an eye"
- Clearly shows this company is looking ahead at the future of marketing.
"Black man and Asian woman speaking with out-of-focus Caucasian man"
- Shows a corporate culture of inclusiveness and racial diversity.
"Asian woman with funky glasses, dressed in white,
barefoot, working on a laptop on a white floor"
- Shows the company is non-conformist and challenges traditional corporate thinking
"Skeleton key on top of the word success"
- Experts in subliminal and really obvious marketing techniques
"Photos of Time Square and Las Vegas"
- We work at night, and we have a helicopter.
"Futuristic looking close-up of an eye"
- Clearly shows this company is looking ahead at the future of marketing.
"Black man and Asian woman speaking with out-of-focus Caucasian man"
- Shows a corporate culture of inclusiveness and racial diversity.
"Asian woman with funky glasses, dressed in white,
barefoot, working on a laptop on a white floor"
- Shows the company is non-conformist and challenges traditional corporate thinking
"Skeleton key on top of the word success"
- Experts in subliminal and really obvious marketing techniques
"Photos of Time Square and Las Vegas"
- We work at night, and we have a helicopter.
This reads like it was prompted from the end of chapter glossary in my business textbooks. Not even the full glossary at the end of the book.
But to answer the question, yes. People fall for this crap all the time. A lot of people don't know bull when they see it, and throwing out stock photos and stock words makes them think you know stuff.
But to answer the question, yes. People fall for this crap all the time. A lot of people don't know bull when they see it, and throwing out stock photos and stock words makes them think you know stuff.
TwistedLincoln
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I also especially like that the sales contact email is a gmail address... you'd think if you took the time to get the domain, you'd at least use it for your email address and pretend to be professional...