Comments on: Cardon Webb… Makin’ COP-ies! http://andiamnotlying.com/2010/cardon-copy/ For Real Fri, 11 May 2012 20:55:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Caro http://andiamnotlying.com/2010/cardon-copy/comment-page-1/#comment-10442 Caro Mon, 12 Jul 2010 06:42:42 +0000 http://andiamnotlying.com/?p=1153#comment-10442 Haha - I love this idea. It would be interesting to do an experiment to see the kind of response each type of flier would get... Haha – I love this idea.

It would be interesting to do an experiment to see the kind of response each type of flier would get…

]]> By: possiblyj http://andiamnotlying.com/2010/cardon-copy/comment-page-1/#comment-10390 possiblyj Fri, 02 Jul 2010 05:45:26 +0000 http://andiamnotlying.com/?p=1153#comment-10390 “Is there a loss of trust in filtering the message through the ‘design machine’? How does this effect [sic] the message? Will it be more or less effective? Is the intensity magnified? Will products sell better? Ads be answered more?” The "design machine" gives these messages a more commercial vibe. I think whether the "design machine" makes the message more or less effective is dependent on the audience. Audiences who want to find the best deal possible will probably be turned off by the "design machine". These people want to find a seller who needs to quickly get rid of something they no longer use, or is perhaps unaware of the value of their product. These are not the types of sellers who would put a significant amount of time and energy into their advertisements. Audiences who want high quality (at a high price, if necessary) would probably be more likely to respond to the "design machine's" messages. “Is there a loss of trust in filtering the message through the ‘design machine’? How does this effect [sic] the message? Will it be more or less effective? Is the intensity magnified? Will products sell better? Ads be answered more?”

The “design machine” gives these messages a more commercial vibe. I think whether the “design machine” makes the message more or less effective is dependent on the audience. Audiences who want to find the best deal possible will probably be turned off by the “design machine”. These people want to find a seller who needs to quickly get rid of something they no longer use, or is perhaps unaware of the value of their product. These are not the types of sellers who would put a significant amount of time and energy into their advertisements. Audiences who want high quality (at a high price, if necessary) would probably be more likely to respond to the “design machine’s” messages.

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