Word-of-Mouth May Not Be All It’s Cracked Up to Be
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Most notably, Godes pointed out that word-of-mouth isn’t always a good thing. At the same time, loyal customers aren’t very useful in attracting newer customers to a company or brand. What’s more, the actual transmission of word-of-mouth is more often than not selfish, which, too, doesn’t necessarily help companies.
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