Does Superstition Play a Role in Your Marketing Decisions?

[parsley]

For example, do you avoid Friday the 13th? Or do certain numbers, for whatever reason, pop out at you?(258 is a number i don't want to repeat)

[FarmRanger]

Not so much superstition as procrastination.

[Hopperbin]

I have a nieghbour retired farmer now that every time he says prices are gonna go up he was right 4 out of 4 times. I use him as a marketting tool without him knowing for fear it will ruin it. For some reason when he was farming he typically waited for the price to fall back down pretty far when he sold.

[TOM4CWB]

Parsley,

"258 is a number i don't want to repeat"

Does this mean trouble cause you just repeated... 258!!!

I am superstitious that your superstition... is superstitious!

Planning and carrying out those plans... to make a profit... is common sense and good economics. Friday the 13th has NOTHING to do with it!!!

[wmoebis]

What ever the Gov't and so called experts tell you to do - do the opposite!

[parsley]

You constantly gamble, Tom, so you must be rolling lucky eights.

[TOM4CWB]

Parsley,

Luck has NOTHING to do with it!

Good timing... better planning... and the will to never quit: are the keys to win. Building prosperity is about hard work and a strong ethical base to guide that work!!!

Cheers!!!

[farmaholic]

From What I can tell, 423 "Main"ly is bad luck for most on this site.

Parsley: what would invoke such a question?

[fjlip]

First greed then panic are usually the decision makers.
Sell above the average is best I try to do. Am too optimistic, too many variables other than supply and demand throw a wrench into my plans too often.

USDA reports more often cost us money. Suspect some USDA tampering for Gov goals.

[parsley]

farmaholic, I often am told that bad things happen in threes.

I wondered if it would be mentioned in relation to marketing, but I didn't want to lead on an answer. Pars