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Huffy gets the first run.
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Huffy gets the first run.
You make a really good point. The worse of, 2026 at least people can stear away from making disastrous purchasing decisions.Not wanting to poo on you thread Jasonovich ... I dislike end of year 'the best of ...' vlogs. They all do it and worse, some do them in categories with separate videos instead of making new content. Complete waste of time imho with rehashes.
They could at least make it a little interesting by doing the 'worst of ...' but none of them want to piss of their paymasters.
This is the typical trap that has been created by the likes of WHF - filtering everything down to a single rating - and even worse with some sites, down to a distortion measurement.The worse of, 2026 at least people can stear away from making disastrous purchasing decisions.
The 5 star rating system is pants. I agree.This is the typical trap that has been created by the likes of WHF - filtering everything down to a single rating - and even worse with some sites, down to a distortion measurement.
Let's not forget that some products, even though they may not be 5 star ones, maybe not even 3 star ones, may well be the right products for some people and their needs. Someone may well steer clear of the perfect product for them.
After all, a review is one person's opinion, based on their preferences, the system used, and the room they're in. The system may not be that familiar to them, and they won't be using this product long term, nor with a range of other components, so a review may well lack reliability and compatibility issues, as well as not being able to comment on its suitability for any one individual.
I’ve never gone to YouTube for reviews and, never will. Many will say anything is wonderful, for the right price. Others just use it as a platform to grind their particular axe.Fill your glass tumbler with crushed ice and pour generous amount of Baileys, sit back, relax.....repeat the words foomba foomba ....foom..ba! Now listen to Tarun.
Cheers!
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The same as magazines then really!Many will say anything is wonderful, for the right price.
I’ve never gone to YouTube for reviews and, never will. Many will say anything is wonderful, for the right price. Others just use it as a platform to grind their particular axe.
It's just another format, it's far from perfect but it does what publications can't do, they engage with the viewer.I’ve never gone to YouTube for reviews and, never will. Many will say anything is wonderful, for the right price. Others just use it as a platform to grind their particular axe.
I would need a massive injection of patience, to wade through all the dross/shite on YouTube, to find the small minority of good reviewers. As I don't want to buy anything, that's not going to happen.It's just another format, it's far from perfect but it does what publications can't do, they engage with the viewer.
Some of the Vloggers also have publications of the products they've reviewed like Darko and some of the foreign sites, this gives you the best and worst of both worlds.
Oh the irony - people who don't believe reviewers, but will jump onto a forum or social media group to ask for recommendations, only to be recommended what those people own.All subjective reviews are utterly worthless wherever and whomever they're published by....
... or stock in their shop!only to be recommended what those people own.
Some retailers are like that, but not all. If I feel something else suits someone better, I'll say so.... or stock in their shop!
What you describe above is Cr-Apple's marketing strategy. Like it or not, they are the best marketing company in the World, so the system works. Influencers in all guises are here to stay. Human nature is to want to be one of the herd, not one of the pioneers. Niche players will always have their place but mass production suits the herd better.
" Influencers in all guises" are completely ignored by me...Oh, and "influencer" doesn't even register as a genuine job or career in my view - don't get me started on them! More like people who can't be arsed to get a proper job. You'd think they'd avoid, seeing as they seem to have a high mortality rate...
Product Placement really pisses me off. It use to be the stomach cleaner called Coca Cola.... or stock in their shop!
What you describe above is Cr-Apple's marketing strategy. Like it or not, they are the best marketing company in the World, so the system works. Influencers in all guises are here to stay. Human nature is to want to be one of the herd, not one of the pioneers. Niche players will always have their place but mass production suits the herd better.
Villains are not allowed to be seen with any Cr-Apple products.Most of the films you watched, the lead is using a MacBook.
I've Never done that. Not interested in others opinion on kit, as I said it's utterly worthless.Oh the irony - people who don't believe reviewers, but will jump onto a forum or social media group to ask for recommendations, only to be recommended what those people own.
