Practice Marketing Aikido

Here’s what Bridget VanMeans of ThriVe said in our interview about a typical young woman’s mindset:
 
“She’s also feeling like she’s buying a medical solution, because Planned Parenthood and the abortion movement brainwashed her into thinking that this was a medical choice – not an ethical choice, not even a parenting choice, but a medical choice that simply requires a medical solution…”
 

Two Birds with One Stone

I think it is fair to summarize yesterday’s comments from one reader as follows: Yes, for the emergence of some large well-known national Pregnancy Help Center brands, but no, on there being just one big monopoly PHC organization, and also, there should still be some local PHCs that operate independently from those big national PHC brands.
 
I agree with all of this…

Putting Lamps Under Baskets

To continue with yesterday’s thought experiment about a “PHC Stock Market,” what would happen after a large number of under-performing PHCs began to cease operations?
 
I believe that all available pro-life philanthropic capital in the Pro-Life Business Industry would start to flow, in a concentrated manner, to a handful of organizations that consistently proved by their results, as measured by market share, that they had business models worthy of attracting capital that enabled expansion of those businesses…

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