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4. When a show is doing poorly, we will sometimes dump a bunch of last-minute free tickets on sites lie Do The Bay, in hopes of cutting our losses and getting at least a few bodies in the door who might spend some S When we do this, its a desperate stop-gap measure for that one specific event. It is my strong opinion that customers acquired through coupon-clipping sites like this never tum into regular customers: once you give it away for free, "free"is the price they expect it to always be.

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4. When a show is doing poorly, we will sometimes dump a bunch of last-minute free tickets on sites lie Do The Bay, in hopes of cutting our losses and getting at least a few bodies in the door who might spend some S When we do this, its a desperate stop-gap measure for that one specific event. It is my strong opinion that customers acquired through coupon-clipping sites like this never tum into regular customers: once you give it away for free, "free"is the price they expect it to always be.
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razhael (razhael@infosec.exchange)'s status on Wednesday, 15-Jan-2025 04:53:27 JST razhael

I was idly reading this @jwz post on advertising for events (something I know nothing about) and I think I've just had a very unwelcome insight into the past 20 years of online news, paywalls, and the collapse of US journalism.
https://www.dnalounge.com/backstage/log/2025/01/13.html

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