The robot turned to face the other party and said, word by word, "Our company has adopted a unique offline marketing strategy, which involves simultaneously launching hundreds of exhibitions today, set up in various regions of the city, to let the citizens directly experience the power of our sellable Ghost Man models."
"Offline marketing? Unique? No wonder I didn't see anything about it online." The onlooker curled his lip, offering no opinion on the robot's words, because it wasn't worth his time to nitpick at a machine without autonomy.
In his view, offline marketing wasn't stupid, but relying solely on offline marketing was just foolish. Do these people even want to sell their products?
Who still uses solely offline marketing these days?
Isn't that way too inefficient?
Do they think it's still several decades ago?
Isn't this company part of the Huangpo Group?
Such a large conglomerate, and they can't even get their advertising and marketing right?
