I’m not a technical person. Well, I studied software engineering, I can write code but I'm not an expert and to be honest, I haven't touched any lines of code in 2 or 3 years. However, knowing how to program can help me understand how the software is built, operated, and more accessible to the software.
At work, I constantly ask the right questions to expose the problem of the system being tested. This is especially true when I test and explore the software as an end-user or in the case when I have no documentation about the system.
What I would do is use the product and then ask: what if I click this button? What happens if I edit the information and then I close the application without saving data? What will happen if I do this and then do it? What is this feature used for? Why do we need it? And so on. And I understand that our customers have the same questions. Therefore, I always try to put my knowledge of the product into articles to help customers get the most overview of the product.
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One of the important services from big to small companies all focus and require to be finished as fast as possible is printing. To deal with this requirement, a lot of people are choosing a marvelous tool that is online printing.
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3D printing was first invented since 1980s but until recent years, it has started to play a role in ecommerce industry when the technology innovations made it cheaper and more ubiquitous. From the first time released, 3D printing brought itself a lot of potential for modern marketing including online/offline integration, social, or personalization.
3D printing is not as expensive as we’ve ever thought, you can print 3D objects at a number of its shops as well as buy the printers and scanners to do it yourself. You can observe the digital giants are spending a lot of effort on pushing 3D printing more aggressively; however, there is one fact that most initiatives are limited to the US. We can list the famous names such as MakerBot, Sculpteo and Hot Pop Factory.
Recently, Amazon has launched its 3D Printing Store. Director of Amazon Marketplace Sales said that the introduction of 3D printing products on this market had set the milestone in a shift in online retail. manufacturing can be more nimble to provide an immersive customer experience. Customers are provided more dynamic inventory to personalize and truly make their own.
Some ideas for marketing related to 3D printing: