Now that the two major factions are about to go to war, things are finally getting "lively"...
"No, no, if we do that, we would fall right into their trap! The second faction already has less election funds than us, and I suspect that they are deliberately provoking us this time to create a hot topic by criticizing us. If we retaliate, wouldn't that mean we're also promoting them and even increasing their popularity?" Wang Ye said with a wave of his hand and a laugh.
This kind of "Porcelain-bumping" marketing strategy isn't fresh news.
Especially in the business world, it's frequently utilized.
When a new brand or product emerges, because it's not well-known or nobody pays attention to it, and there isn't enough capital for all-around promotion, what should be done?
Very simple, target the top brands and products in the industry for "Porcelain-bumping"!
For instance, at a newly established phone brand's new product launch, it directly compares itself to an Apple phone.
