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Now it is probably too late - but yes - before the review - carefully manage, pamper, and pay.
I disagree, I prefer when reviews are not bought and paid for. Whenever I find out a reviewer is doing paid reviews I know to disregard everything they say because objectivity is gone.
He called it "the worst car I've ever reviewed" How many cars have he reviewed? I thought he mostly reviewed smartphones.
He called it "the worst car I've ever reviewed" How many cars have he reviewed? I thought he mostly reviewed smartphones.
So 50+.
Granted Fisker seems to be run by amateurs but high-impact social media influencers like MKBHD need to be carefully managed, pampered, and yes, probably paid.
Recommend listening to the segment on the Waveform podcast about it - they say Fisker was weird from the get go, they asked for a loaner vehicle to review and Fisker kept trying to offer them money (that they didn’t want).
Granted Fisker seems to be run by amateurs but high-impact social media influencers like MKBHD need to be carefully managed, pampered, and yes, probably paid.
Granted Fisker seems to be run by amateurs but high-impact social media influencers like MKBHD need to be carefully managed, pampered, and yes, probably paid.
Marques Brownlee is a professional. Good product reviewers don’t accept money for good reviews.
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Marques Brownlee is a professional. Good product reviewers don’t accept money for good reviews.
A professional is someone who gets paid for his work.
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I disagree, I prefer when reviews are not bought and paid for. Whenever I find out a reviewer is doing paid reviews I know to disregard everything they say because objectivity is gone.
That is the trick of tech influencers; they pretend they are not getting paid. But they are.