The me this ads makes me think that Ryver is claiming that all these services are disposable products, to be thrown away for for the latest glittering gem.
While this may be true to a certain extent, I can't imagine that most companies want to think that the pain it took getting everybody over to Slack was disposable effort, and that now they should be happy to move to Ryver, and some other glittering ball next year.
To me, this makes me think Ryver itself is admitting it's just aiming to be the latest buzz, and it expects some other buzz to be around next year.
...but the article claims it's their most effective ad, so I must be in the minority there.
The me this ads makes me think that Ryver is claiming that all these services are disposable products, to be thrown away for for the latest glittering gem.
While this may be true to a certain extent, I can't imagine that most companies want to think that the pain it took getting everybody over to Slack was disposable effort, and that now they should be happy to move to Ryver, and some other glittering ball next year.
To me, this makes me think Ryver itself is admitting it's just aiming to be the latest buzz, and it expects some other buzz to be around next year.
...but the article claims it's their most effective ad, so I must be in the minority there.