> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of
> Boris Liberman
> 
> On 8/18/2012 7:35 PM, P. J. Alling wrote:
> > Actually it's more complex than Rocket Science.  The US builds it's
> > rockets to Mil Spec but reliable launch vehicles can be much less
> err.
> > finished, and the concepts are well understood, at least to those who
> > actually paid attention in high school physics.  Marketing is VooDoo.
> > However part of Pentax's problem is and has been since the 80s who do
> > they want to be and how do they get there.
> 
> Well, of course marketing is voodoo. Any attempt to describe in
> accurate terms mass psychology would have to be voodoo. At least that's
> what I gather from 5+ years working with company who provided
> technology for futures and forex trading being in contact with many so
> called CTA's - certified trade advisers, market analysts and what not.
> 
> However we do see that certain companies are successful and others are
> not. Compare Olympus and Pentax. Both were not very big or massively
> popular at the dawn of the digital era. However it seems to me that
> from marketing perspective Olympus is more prominent than Pentax.

This is not because they have better marketing, it's because they have
better products.

B

> By the way, I am not claiming here that Olympus has bigger market share. I
> am merely expressing my mental reflex - what I think when I hear these
> two words?
> Olympus = first, Pentax - second. Olympus is more well-known than
> Pentax.
> 
> So it can be done. It was done more than once by various people in
> various markets under various circumstances. Hence, in principle, big
> heads at Pentax could study whatever has to be studied and endeavor to
> repeat these successes.
> 
> This is probably what they're doing now anyway in their own peculiar
> way.
> 
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