[nabentre] 30-second opinion
Scott Spaulding
spaulding.scott at gmail.com
Wed Mar 7 19:56:18 UTC 2012
Price then specs & features are what I think about, although depending on what I'm buying they may switch priority.
Scott Spaulding
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On Mar 7, 2012, at 2:46 PM, Brad Dunsé <lists at braddunsemusic.com> wrote:
> Do you have an opinion on a marketing question? Since you are a purchaser in life, I bet you do. I have a question and would greatly appreciate your view. Why? Because it is an important foundational consideration to a marketing model I’m considering for my writing business, and I'd appreciate your 30-seconds of help.
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> I’m looking for your own personal view, not on what you were taught in college, in a marketing class, or the way you’ve seen it done ever since you can remember, or the like. I’m looking for your own personal buying decision preference. Either what is most important to you or what you find your mind gravitating to or looking for first when looking at an item, be it a car, house, computer, clothing, gadget, or whatever.
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> Here’s the simple question then.
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> Out of the five randomly listed items below, what is your priority or first response to even consider looking at a product? What does your brain naturally gravitate towards first?
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> Size and/or color
> Guarantee
> Price
> Features and specs
> Brand
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> Thanks in advance,
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> Brad Dunsé
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