(10-31-2020, 11:26 PM)BPman Wrote:I'm not sure they think that way. We find many of our artisan competitors think these racy labels(and over "artsy") are cool and the small group of hobbyists that are their fans will love them too.(10-31-2020, 07:11 PM)Lipripper660 Wrote: My premise was never to force conformity by any small business owner. Freedom is a great thing and free enterprise even better. (I’m an Econ major). I just puzzle over why a business owner would wish to ostracize potential customers over a racy label. Guess I’ve just never bought into the Hai Karate sex potion scene. But as Marko wrote, there is room for everyone in the tent. It’s just the only woman I have a change to “get busy” with ain’t gonna take kindly to competing with a shave soap label. (Tongue in cheek). No judgement gents. Just looking for a discussion.
I guess they figure that they will garner more customers than they will lose via that method. Regardless, we'll never know as we won't see their accounting books. On the other hand, I don't buy soaps because of their labels any moreso than I would a car for the paint scheme. I can admire a nice label just as I can admire a busty beautiful woman, but if she can't cook then out she goes.......................................in the morning.
We're happy to let them think that. We're shooting for a way bigger market.
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