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Enough Musk Spam
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While everyone wants to be like “duh no” (while like yeah duh). I’m more just thinking how it would still be big. I know plenty of smaller business have but larger ones are still great to see considering dropping it.
it's also a business size thing. the bigger your business is, the more you need brand awareness campaigns
<$1MM businesses don't need brand awareness, they need buyer behavior campaigns
>$1B businesses buyer behavior is a mathematical monstrosity, plus brand awareness on top of it