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What we say we’ll do and what we end up doing are very different. For brands, the danger is listening too closely to customer feedback. Like in this example from GLAD, makers of cling film who introduced a β€˜new & improved’ version of its product that backfired. From the

What we say we’ll do and what we end up doing are very different.

For brands, the danger is listening too closely to customer feedback. Like in this example from GLAD, makers of cling film who introduced a β€˜new & improved’ version of its product that backfired. 

From the
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Help! I’m looking for ad examples where they’ve contrasted status quo with future Eg β€œwhy x when you can y” type of thing - inferred or explicit. Any suggestions?

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Early in my consulting career a prospective client gave me some feedback that would change my life. It was the most painful feedback I have ever received. Full vid: buff.ly/3WCsGCT

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Spot on! Woolworths digital pricing doesn’t leave sufficient space to emphasise the per unit cost, so we’re left with the big, scary aggregate.

Spot on! Woolworths digital pricing doesn’t leave sufficient space to emphasise the per unit cost, so we’re left with the big, scary aggregate.
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Whether your customer is a blank slate or comes with price expectations, it’s up to you to make them feel like yours is a good deal. smartcompany.com.au/business-advic…

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Agree that surveys are problematic, but so can customer interviews (eg intention-action gap). Good fodder for hypotheses but always need to observe real behaviour.