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Post yours, but I'll start by saying:
People do not have time, or at least they think so.
Now we want everything to be immediate. Faster phone, easier download. Find the book, buy it on Amazon. Read it on your Kindle (or never read it).
It is not a statement, it is a conception. People 'waste' time on social networks, on things that are deemed as wasteful, but who cares if they are or not. People do them for whatever reason, that is of no use for us unless we are trying to understand motivation.
Be concise, be fast, Get to the point. The gap of people's window of being open to new information is becoming more narrow; that is, information without their objective interest of obtaining. One is always capable of doing something what sparks our interest (FREE WILL, EH?).
I'll gladly read your insights and comment appropriately.
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This is not writing advice, this is marketing advice.
Fuck you and your immediatist, consumist bullshit.
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Implying that the Internet will no go away, I believe you're encasketed in a ballsack.
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