Bob in OHIO
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Remember those Venn diagrams? The two circles represent two diff types of buyers. [This is the most simple of examples, with only two types of buyers].
One circle (blue) represents buyers who like historical pieces.... and the second circle (yellow) represents buyers where historical fidelity is not really important.
Consider the Venn diagram shown. Now consider any one K98, of any quality. It would be placed in one of four domains... 1)inside circle blue 2)inside circle yellow, 3) inside the intersection of A&B (green), or 4) outside both circles.
If the rifles is placed in blue), it appeals only to the buyer of historical pieces. If inside yellow) it appeals only to non-historical buyers, if in green (the intersection) it appeals to BOTH types of buyers. If the rifle is outside of the circles, it does not appeal to either group.
Do you think the Venn Diagram shown portrays the situation correctly of these two buying groups? As shown in this Venn.... there would NEED to be rifles that appeal to both groups of buyers (since there is an overlap in the two circles).
............. or perhaps the Venn in the reply below is a better representation?
One circle (blue) represents buyers who like historical pieces.... and the second circle (yellow) represents buyers where historical fidelity is not really important.
Consider the Venn diagram shown. Now consider any one K98, of any quality. It would be placed in one of four domains... 1)inside circle blue 2)inside circle yellow, 3) inside the intersection of A&B (green), or 4) outside both circles.
If the rifles is placed in blue), it appeals only to the buyer of historical pieces. If inside yellow) it appeals only to non-historical buyers, if in green (the intersection) it appeals to BOTH types of buyers. If the rifle is outside of the circles, it does not appeal to either group.
Do you think the Venn Diagram shown portrays the situation correctly of these two buying groups? As shown in this Venn.... there would NEED to be rifles that appeal to both groups of buyers (since there is an overlap in the two circles).
............. or perhaps the Venn in the reply below is a better representation?
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