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Mdaw94on Jan 04, 2018 1:09am
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RE:RE:Why the Tragically Hip connection is seriously relevant
RE:RE:Why the Tragically Hip connection is seriously relevant thorgb1 wrote: Brento1 wrote: Sorry for the length of this first post but I just read CMED's latest news release and I thought an important part needed a bit more detail.
There have been many references made on these bullboards to The Tragically Hip band and if they add any value to Newstrike. Are they actually a valuable brand marketing tool? Well at the very least their 700 000 opted-in fan members are. For electronic digital marketing in Canada the important part is "opted-in".
Many on these boards may not be aware of the CASL Canadan anti-spam law. Unlike the USA no person, or company can digitally market to a subject unless the subject has "opted-in" . Basically a company must receive, and keep on file consent from a subject prior to sending any marketing material.
I would bet that both CMED and ACB have ZERO of these jewels. Remember that rules for marketing medicinal weed in Canada are very different. "Opted-in" will also not allow a company to buy a canned mailing list.
So in the age of digital marketing what is the value of 700 000 "opted-in" electronic digital marketing target subjects worth? How much time and expense would go into building, maintaining, and retaining the consent of 700 000 loyal fans of an iconic Canadian band, most of which have most likely used some sort of drug?
Plus Newstrike is sitting on a vault full of finished weed along with an additional 2 crops by July 1.
Makes you wonder if CMED is really so dumb?
Bumping this post, as it is one of the best amongst a sea of junk today.....
So then pay 270 million for a 700000 person mailing list of people who signed up for music and that some how equates too?? Wow I can't .. thought you might be a bit smarter then that ,hail your new leader on the Cmed board protrader.. enjoy listening to rants of a crack head