> There were a few people who went in to defend us, saying, "Look, they're a small business. They just wanted to be more creative." I appreciate those comments, but certainly the negative responses were much more.
Sounds like the 99% want good bagels and honesty, not a "more creative" social media presence.
There's really no way to tell if an ad is accurate or not just from the ad. AI or not. Not a new thing. Bagels might have been 10% smaller on one day. Who knows. Why even bother reading ads.
The shop owner is an absolute moron. His entire brand is about authenticity and being a genuine hometown business. They could’ve made content just by filming themselves making their bagels every morning.
AI marketing is mostly used by businesses that barely exist, like direct-to-consumer Instagram scam brands. I can’t imagine how you could be so clueless that you’d want to join that group when you have a real brick and mortar business.
Saying it combats inflation since it helps keeps prices down is just genius. I mean not even top tier economists could have seen that unique absolute genius take coming. Impressive!!!
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[ 3.1 ms ] story [ 21.6 ms ] threadSounds like the 99% want good bagels and honesty, not a "more creative" social media presence.
AI marketing is mostly used by businesses that barely exist, like direct-to-consumer Instagram scam brands. I can’t imagine how you could be so clueless that you’d want to join that group when you have a real brick and mortar business.