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4TBHMeCCL@4TBHMeCCL@suppo.fi
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What is something that an industry or many companies do that is counterproductive to their target audience?

For example, hearing aid / hearing loss companies call patients. It’s counterproductive because the patients are the ones who have trouble hearing.

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eldavi@eldavi@lemmy.ml
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the insurance industry – especially health insurance – has got to be the biggest and most glaring example of this.

⁨Sep⁩ ⁨11⁩, ⁨2026⁩, ⁨04:37⁩en
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Brad@Brad@beehaw.org
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Only if you assume their “target audience” is the policyholders.

When you realise their target audience is their shareholders, you see that everything they do is directly for them.

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B0rax@B0rax@feddit.org
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This applies to almost every industry nowadays…

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