the case against crowdsourcing
the case against crowdsourcing
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- funkgawz0
if one doesn't have the capital to pay an artist to help build their brand, then I would have to question the strength of that persons ideas for starting a company. A companies mark should speak the depth of its personality, which takes a pro to convey; and I don't know of any artists worth mentioning who would invest themselves into a chance - pool idea factory such as these:
These sites exist because this field exists in an oversaturated international playing field, whose players consist of driven - experience hungry, self proclaimed pro's, who are out to prove themselves.I don't abide, but can you really blame those who do??