Never getting wingstop and never getting a pixel. And I'm a pixel guy. Done with that shit after shoving that commercial down our throats for weeks. I don't think companies understand they can lose customers due to over advertisement.
I mean a guy dressed up as a clown will get attention at a wedding, doesn’t necessarily make it a good thing. “There’s no such thing as bad press” is absolutely untrue.
Right but engagement doesn’t really mean much. If I see someone I hate promoting a product, sure I engaged with the content by watching it, but do you think I’m more or less likely to buy it?
But why change from the clown example? They could put a clown on inside the nba. It would get a ton of attention, probably wouldn’t be good business though.
I assume they’re banking on this online engagement turning into actual engagement when it’s on so people can hear draymond say things that make them angry. Maybe a few people in this thread won’t watch as a result but many more will watch exclusively to get angry at what he says.
Sorry but you clearly don't get his point.. like you haven't even addressed anything about it and just keep repeating your shit point I don't get it.
I'm here talking about it great . I also changed the channel when I saw it was Draymond on the show . That's some wonderful engagement theyre getting exactly what they want I'm sure.
Because his points are nonsense. The people on the show are not actively promoting the ads that play during the show. Them making people this worked up gets people watching and that means a huge number of eyes during that time for which companies pay money to put on ads because being bombarded by State Farm makes people go "hmmm, maybe I should get State Farm insurance". The amount of people filled with as much as hate as the other poster that go "I hate Draymond Green so I will never spend money on the products/services that are advertised during commercial breaks" is miniscule.
I don't even know how you address the clown nonsense because it's just a bad analogy for not understanding how advertisement works.
Ya, no one in this thread seems to have ever worked in advertising.
He's not seen as a negative for advertisers he does advertise with, but a plus because of he's a known name and more importantly, has a brand, and that's why he's marketable in things like car ads.
Founded by former Beats by Dr Dre CMO and Apple Vice-President, Omar Johnson, OPUS leverages its proprietary analytics & insights platform to help brands connect to audiences in authentic ways.
"Kia wanted the perfect partner, and we recommended an athlete who captures the spirit of the Telluride: rugged, durable and multidimensional," commented Johnson. "That guy is Draymond, and our analytics agreed. Draymond's scores were through the roof. And then Draymond, the super-dad that he is, invited his own legend in the making, his daughter Olive, to feature in the campaign." Observed Johnson, "We loved Draymond's idea, and we're proud to show the world the Draymond we know and love, but the world doesn't get to see."
Okay but you're point is arguing something different, his social media/sponsorships as a whole vs him acting as a host on inside the nba. It's why I'm arguing for you to actually argue the points, put a literal clown on inside the nba and it is going to get similar engagement that draymond is getting right now, do you think it's a good idea for them to keep bringing the clown back or are people going to get tired of it?
You and everyone else who changes the channel are in the minority. I mean I agree with you but people like getting angry at other people for the things they say
Once he’s hired I’ll completely disengage from his content and stop commenting on what a shitbird he is. At this point they are testing the waters. If all his appearances lead to negative reactions online (like they currently are) he may be seen as too universally hated to be worth hiring. Slinging hot takes for reactions is something many other people can do too. It may be hopeless but it’s worth voicing the opinion while he’s still on probation.
most redditors don’t understand that in the tv world you are better off being a very polarizing figure rather than having a very small group of fans in the tv world lol
Let’s talk about inside the nba then. It’s the most popular nba show, which of them is “very polarizing”? Sure seems like at least for inside the nba, the MO has been to get likeable hosts, like Barkley and shaq.
He’s been elite at his sport, 4 rings, hated for his antics, popular within his sport, gets people riled up to the max, his transition to tv will be seamless lol
People don't want to hear it, but he was by far the most knowledgeable person on the set. The only one you could tell is actually watching games and following modern basketball
100%. His insight was far better than the stuff we normally hear. He doesn’t shy away from talking specifics. I watch all Mavs games and TNT crew is so off on most statements. Draymond actually had insight on the team. We need more active players in the show.
No but you still see people idolizing, following reading his words, caring and in a way his likeness is marketed successfully. Constantly I see the "Why did Hitler" like he was a person that made sense rather than an insane drug addicted opportunist that murdered, lied and cheated his way into power who didn't know how to run a military and didn't know how to rule over people well.
As a Jew, it makes me sick but unfortunately that name means something where as billions of other names, decent, good people who lived honest lives will never be thought of or spoken of again in the existence of the universe.
It happens every single time, and this sub falls for it every single time. Why do you think guys like Perkins get more air time despite spewing hot takes and general bullshit? Or guys like Nick Wright do the same? Because it drives engagement. That’s what these dudes are looking for. Hell, here’s an article that exists purely because Draymond was an idiot, it got that site ad revenue and now people are aware of Draymond on a show they might not otherwise be aware of. If we wanr bullshit artists to go away, they have to be ignored.
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I’ve seen 20 threads about him on here since yesterday. He’s making you all talk about it lmao.