Guy Kawasaki goes against the crowd. Who was wrong?

Guy Kawasaki goes against the crowd. Who was wrong?(createabeta.com)

6 points by jordanvisco 14 years ago | 4 comments

tikna 14 years ago |

Its not about the number of people liking the design, but more about the quality of people rating them. In his book, guy was targeting certain type of audience. Personally, I didn't like the design "Daisy".

and moreover, I feel you are using Guy's name here for publicity purposes.

jordanvisco 14 years ago | |

When doing market research its about both the number and quality. I agree that our polling audience may not match Guy's key demographic but we do get the numbers for a very cheap price. More to the point of the article, if you didn't like the Daisy design that's fine, I just think its a bit foolish to not poll an audience of more than 1.

Obviously using Guy's name and polls as an example will draw more readers, so yes it helps with publicity. I don't see the issue. It happened, I wrote about it.

GavinAitken 14 years ago |

I think he should have gone with the crowd.

jordanvisco 14 years ago | |

lol, thanks gav :)