What Early Adopters Want #marketing #shorts

8 May 2024 · 1 min

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In this short marketing monologue, the speaker frames every paid subscriber as an early adopter, emphasizing that early adopters invest hard‑earned money to test a product or service. The core question they pose is what defines an early adopter: it is someone who evaluates whether the offering works, whether the creator or company is competent, trustworthy, and whether the innovation will actually deliver on its promises. The speaker suggests that early adopters’ bias is toward validating these qualities, making their feedback crucial for product success.

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Everyone in here, just to kind of illustrate this, is, is an early adopter, right? Because everyone in here is a paid subscriber. You've put down a little hard-earned cash to, to try something, to, to do something. Well, what defines an early adopter? Well, what early— so by being early adopters, you make me feel good because the thing that early adopters are actually biasing is, does this thing work? Does that person have any degree of competence? Is this person trustworthy? Is there any chance that this innovation, this product, this service will actually do what it says it does?