Marketing

 A very small blog this time 🙂

What could possibly be the toughest "commodity" to market?

1.Something that is not a need for common man
2.Something that is too subtle, and intangible, abstract.
3.Something that doesn't become a habit, despite long sustained use or practice.
4.Something that has no commercial value.
5.Something that refuses to pamper our seeking for a comfort_zone.
6.( long list of ONLY negatives)

Inadvertently,  I ended up "trying" to market such an item for 6 long years at an average of 4 hours a day!😜

Result is no surprise!
1.Failure rate was 99.97% ( even now, my blogs don't evoke much response despite a sizable readership!)
2.Unwittingly, I became good at "marketing" almost anything else😜.... ( communication skills do_matter, when dealing with negatively_ inclined minds🙂)
3. I am now....good at dealing and defending myself against gimmicks from commercial marketeers, who are good at fooling gullible.

I was volunteering for freshers from spiritual programme, providing them with backup support for practices ( yogic practices like pranayams, yogasana, and guided meditations)

Spirituality is the toughest, to "market".

Appealingly yours,

psn(18 Jan, 2025)

Tailpiece

My grandmother, during 1960, resisted an electric connection to her house😜
( unless some 10 neighbours apply, coughing out a hefty amount as deposit_caution money, the junior engineer of electricity board's sub-office was not empowered to spend money on planting extra poles, wires etc.... ultimately she yielded for minimum charges of ₹5/- per month, burning only 1 tungsten bulb of 60 watts from 6 to 8 pm only, in that large house, from 1967 😜
"I have lived for 70 plus years without YOUR-electricity. Why do I buy it now?" was her argument.