Hush team ran a survey among community members concerning marketing strategy.
Unfortunately, from the standpoint of someone both formally educated and professionally experienced in marketing (1), the results provide no
useful information because of the ineptitude of the survey implementation.
The results of the “survey” pertain to promotion mix tactics (i.e.
not “marketing” and
not “strategy”) which are pretty useless
in practice absent a contextualising marketing strategy and plan to inform the choice of a target market and formulation of the most appropriate promotion mix to influence it. (You may ascertain the validity of this observation by consulting the appropriate entries in
www.businessdictionary.com)
Since we don't have a professional marketing team
That sort of exposes an otherwise unexamined assumption that the group (of people who comprise Slimcoin as a peer-to-peer networked cryptocurrency)
needs a professional marketing team. I haven't yet seen any cogent or compelling argument to that effect and I for one would welcome it if anyone is in a position to present one.
Personally, I'm looking elsewhere for insights into what might infuse a marketing strategy for a peer-to-peer networked cryptocurrency, e.g.
https://phys.org/news/2017-01-social-instability-lies.htmlWhat we need is a nonpolitical, indeed a fiercely non-partisan center/institute/think tank that would develop and refine a better scientific understanding of how we got into this mess; and then translate that science into policy to help us get out of it.”
I'm more than happy to enter into a spirited public discussion or even a public-spirited discussion, I'm quite well resourced either way, here's a glimpse into my cryptocurrency R&D resource stack, (the detailed content is the first few items of the “attitude survey” folder):
It's not intended for public consumption, it's my personal research work that informs both the analysis and synthesis components (R
and D) of my model of the domain . If anyone wants a dump of the stack, PM me. Happy to answer questions.
Cheers
Graham
(1) Albeit you might find it somewhat tediously predictable, that'd be me. But supporting chapter and verse available on request, as ever.