Corporate Cancer Quotes

“The key to distinguishing between genuine segment-signaling and its converged virtue-signaling counterpart is whether the segment being signaled is actually a significant part of the consumer base for the product being advertised or not. A rainbow flag on travel agency selling gay cruises is not an indication of convergence. A rainbow flag on children’s toothpaste almost certainly is.”
― Vox Day, Corporate Cancer: How to Work Miracles and Save Millions by Curing Your Company

“In that case, you would be wise to follow the example of Restoration Hardware’s CEO, who canceled the entire budget for his online marketing team after he learned that despite the 3,200 keywords the team had purchased, 98 percent of the company’s site traffic was still coming from just 22 keywords—Restoration Hardware, and the top 21 ways to incorrectly spell it.”
― Vox Day, Corporate Cancer: How to Work Miracles and Save Millions by Curing Your Company

“Even more remarkably, every single one of them just happened to feature a black man with a white woman, which, given the present UK demographics, can only be described as extraordinarily improbable. After all, there are more Indians, Pakistanis, Chinese, and other Asians in the UK than there are blacks. Where were they?”
― Vox Day, Corporate Cancer: How to Work Miracles and Save Millions by Curing Your Company