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Influencer Marketing In The Watch Industry Has Gone Too Far
No one likes a cheater. Cheating isn't just about ignoring rules and fairness; it's also about trying to win without merit. In other words, cheaters haven't earned what they got. I don't know about you, but I value earned success. So why all the talk about cheating? Because that is what is happening right here in the watch industry space in the form of influencer marketing. Rather than earn the acceptance and acknowledgement of consumers, a growing number of watch brands are trying to buy it through deceptive means by purchasing the opinion of others. That's cheating, and it is getting so prevalent in watch industry marketing, it's time to finally start calling it out. Here are five key identifiers of deceptive influencer marketing, along with ways the watch community can fight back. I also discussed the topic of black hat marketing and consumer resentment in the watch space for a different audience on Forbes here.Problem: Influencers Are Just People With Opinions, So Why Aren't Those
Grand Seiko Hi-Beat SBGH005 Watch Review
The word “Grand Seiko” either means a lot to you or nothing at all. Seiko’s high-end brand built entirely in Japan by their most skilled watch makers is a meme unto itself. More so, to the Japanese it means one thing, while it means something totally different to the rest of the world.Grand Seiko as a line started in the mid 20th century (specifically in 1960), available only in Japan. For decades Grand Seiko was available exclusively in its homeland, as well as some select zones outside of Japan. If you heard about Grand Seiko and wanted one you had to contact a dealer in Japan that was willing to ship it overseas to you. As of last year, Seiko has started to ship Grand Seiko watches (not all of them) to the world. Watch lovers couldn’t be happier.