Illustrative image. Marketing and data: how we keep the difference
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  1. Marketing has a different role
  2. Ask what each number proves
  3. Warning signals
  4. Main idea

Marketing has a different role

Marketing presents a product in a memorable way. Research tries to answer questions through transparent methods and comparisons. Both can use numbers, but their purposes are not the same.

Ask what each number proves

A value in ppm can demonstrate a declared composition. It does not automatically demonstrate the reduction of a symptom or the treatment of a disease. The match between proof and statement is essential.

Warning signals

Absolute promises, mechanisms without human studies, and references that are impossible to find deserve careful analysis. So do clinical conclusions based only on personal experience.

Main idea

You don't have to reject any commercial message. You just need to ask that big promises have equally big evidence.

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