Here’s an example of a typical marketing technique that essentially amounts to nothing. It requires the marketing agency to use the latest tech lingo in their ads / names / literature to impress upon consumers the ‘tech advancements’ in the product or service they are selling. In fact, this ‘tech advancement’ isn’t very relevant to the working of the product or service.
Claim settlement is expedited, perhaps, and MAY be more fair or accurately determined. But proof of that remains to be seen.
Here’s an example of a typical marketing technique that essentially amounts to nothing. It requires the marketing agency to use the latest tech lingo in their ads / names / literature to impress upon consumers the ‘tech advancements’ in the product or service they are selling. In fact, this ‘tech advancement’ isn’t very relevant to the working of the product or service.
Claim settlement is expedited, perhaps, and MAY be more fair or accurately determined. But proof of that remains to be seen.