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<p>Brikkyy13 wrote:
I know... Star Wars. LotR, Marvel. Admit it. This is the only reason new customers are choosing LEGO over Mega Blocks.
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<p>Aside from brand recognition, more shelf space, superior quality, and better marketing, of course. But let's be honest, what do those have to do with selling anything these days? </p>
<p>Aside from brand recognition, more shelf space, superior quality, and better marketing, of course. But let's be honest, what do those have to do with selling anything these days? </p>
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<p>Brikkyy13 wrote:
I know... Star Wars. LotR, Marvel. Admit it. This is the only reason new customers are choosing LEGO over Mega Blocks.
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<p>Aside from brand recognition, more shelf space, superior quality, and better marketing, of course. But let's be honest, what do those have to do with selling anything these days? </p> </div> <p>More minifigure prints. :P </p>
<p>Aside from brand recognition, more shelf space, superior quality, and better marketing, of course. But let's be honest, what do those have to do with selling anything these days? </p> </div> <p>More minifigure prints. :P </p>
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<p>Brikkyy13 wrote:
I know... Star Wars. LotR, Marvel. Admit it. This is the only reason new customers are choosing LEGO over Mega Blocks.
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<p>Aside from brand recognition, more shelf space, superior quality, and better marketing, of course. But let's be honest, what do those have to do with selling anything these days? </p> </div> <p>More minifigure prints. :P </p> </div> <p>I started to type out a sarcastic answer to play along, but you're probably right to a good degree. :P </p>
<p>Aside from brand recognition, more shelf space, superior quality, and better marketing, of course. But let's be honest, what do those have to do with selling anything these days? </p> </div> <p>More minifigure prints. :P </p> </div> <p>I started to type out a sarcastic answer to play along, but you're probably right to a good degree. :P </p>
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<p>Brikkyy13 wrote:
I know... Star Wars. LotR, Marvel. Admit it. This is the only reason new customers are choosing LEGO over Mega Blocks.
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<p>Aside from brand recognition, more shelf space, superior quality, and better marketing, of course. But let's be honest, what do those have to do with selling anything these days? </p> </div> <p>More minifigure prints. :P </p> </div> <p>I started to type out a sarcastic answer to play along, but you're probably right to a good degree. :P </p> </div> <p>Who's right? Me or ErkelonJay? </p>
<p>Aside from brand recognition, more shelf space, superior quality, and better marketing, of course. But let's be honest, what do those have to do with selling anything these days? </p> </div> <p>More minifigure prints. :P </p> </div> <p>I started to type out a sarcastic answer to play along, but you're probably right to a good degree. :P </p> </div> <p>Who's right? Me or ErkelonJay? </p>
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<p>Brikkyy13 wrote:
I know... Star Wars. LotR, Marvel. Admit it. This is the only reason new customers are choosing LEGO over Mega Blocks.
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<p>Aside from brand recognition, more shelf space, superior quality, and better marketing, of course. But let's be honest, what do those have to do with selling anything these days? </p> </div> <p>More minifigure prints. :P </p> </div> <p>I started to type out a sarcastic answer to play along, but you're probably right to a good degree. :P </p> </div> <p>Who's right? Me or ErkelonJay? </p> </div> <p>Jay, as I was replying to him. </p><p>Though having licenses based on properties like Star Wars and Marvel certainly helps and LEGO might be running if MB owned them, I largely disagree with what you said. </p>
<p>Aside from brand recognition, more shelf space, superior quality, and better marketing, of course. But let's be honest, what do those have to do with selling anything these days? </p> </div> <p>More minifigure prints. :P </p> </div> <p>I started to type out a sarcastic answer to play along, but you're probably right to a good degree. :P </p> </div> <p>Who's right? Me or ErkelonJay? </p> </div> <p>Jay, as I was replying to him. </p><p>Though having licenses based on properties like Star Wars and Marvel certainly helps and LEGO might be running if MB owned them, I largely disagree with what you said. </p>
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...having licenses based on properties like Star Wars and Marvel certainly helps and LEGO might be running if MB owned them, I largely disagree with what you said.
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<p>Really? Why? If you don't mind me asking? </p>
<p>Really? Why? If you don't mind me asking? </p>
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<p>I disagree what he said too.
</p><p>Simply-LEGO is better quality,has better licensed sets and all other
brands have lower quality so nobody buys them.That is it.
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...having licenses based on properties like Star Wars and Marvel certainly helps and LEGO might be running if MB owned them, I largely disagree with what you said.
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<p>Really? Why? If you don't mind me asking? </p> </div> <p>Because it's more than just the licenses. They are a big help, I think that LEGO would have been bought by Hasbro or Disney or whoever if it wasn't for Star Wars, but LEGO just has a much larger presence than Mega Bloks. In business, presence is everything. If nobody knows or sees your product, then nobody will buy it. LEGO is a big part of pop culture at the moment, and has been for the last 10 years or so. </p>
<p>Really? Why? If you don't mind me asking? </p> </div> <p>Because it's more than just the licenses. They are a big help, I think that LEGO would have been bought by Hasbro or Disney or whoever if it wasn't for Star Wars, but LEGO just has a much larger presence than Mega Bloks. In business, presence is everything. If nobody knows or sees your product, then nobody will buy it. LEGO is a big part of pop culture at the moment, and has been for the last 10 years or so. </p>
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...having licenses based on properties like Star Wars and Marvel certainly helps and LEGO might be running if MB owned them, I largely disagree with what you said.
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<p>Really? Why? If you don't mind me asking? </p> </div> <p>Because it's more than just the licenses. They are a big help, I think that LEGO would have been bought by Hasbro or Disney or whoever if it wasn't for Star Wars, but LEGO just has a much larger presence than Mega Bloks. In business, presence is everything. If nobody knows or sees your product, then nobody will buy it. LEGO is a big part of pop culture at the moment, and has been for the last 10 years or so. </p> </div> <p>I agree </p>
<p>Really? Why? If you don't mind me asking? </p> </div> <p>Because it's more than just the licenses. They are a big help, I think that LEGO would have been bought by Hasbro or Disney or whoever if it wasn't for Star Wars, but LEGO just has a much larger presence than Mega Bloks. In business, presence is everything. If nobody knows or sees your product, then nobody will buy it. LEGO is a big part of pop culture at the moment, and has been for the last 10 years or so. </p> </div> <p>I agree </p>
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...having licenses based on properties like Star Wars and Marvel certainly helps and LEGO might be running if MB owned them, I largely disagree with what you said.
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<p>Really? Why? If you don't mind me asking? </p> </div> <p>Because it's more than just the licenses. They are a big help, I think that LEGO would have been bought by Hasbro or Disney or whoever if it wasn't for Star Wars, but LEGO just has a much larger presence than Mega Bloks. In business, presence is everything. If nobody knows or sees your product, then nobody will buy it. LEGO is a big part of pop culture at the moment, and has been for the last 10 years or so. </p> </div> <p>I agree </p> </div> <p>Ok. And what Bustpaag write about quality seems right too. </p>
<p>Really? Why? If you don't mind me asking? </p> </div> <p>Because it's more than just the licenses. They are a big help, I think that LEGO would have been bought by Hasbro or Disney or whoever if it wasn't for Star Wars, but LEGO just has a much larger presence than Mega Bloks. In business, presence is everything. If nobody knows or sees your product, then nobody will buy it. LEGO is a big part of pop culture at the moment, and has been for the last 10 years or so. </p> </div> <p>I agree </p> </div> <p>Ok. And what Bustpaag write about quality seems right too. </p>
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