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PR vs Substance
I had a conversation last week about two competing businesses. One with substance, but no PR machine, the other with great PR but not a lot a lot behind it. The one with good PR is currently winning out.
Having come into contact with PR based businesses, I feel like I’ve seen first hand how vulnerable the smoke and mirrors are but how good they look from the surface. I’m a firm believer that in this case ‘slow and steady wins the race’ and startups have a tendency to boom and bust because they focus too much too early on convincing the world they are more successful than they are.
It’s a good strategy to put your competitors off, but don’t businesses need to focus on growing their customer base, not playing mind-games with other businesses?



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July 6th, 2009 at 2:56 pm
PR and no substance AND limited capital = imminent de-listing and/or receivership (lots of capital only defers the inevitable by bank balance divided by weekly payroll).
It’s quite a simple equation really (-_-) and one you should avoid being part of like the plague!