<s>[INST] Once you have a large budget for marketing, you’re basically set for success no matter the product.
I strongly disagree with this statement. Here's why:
A large budget does give you options, including throwing money at top talent and advertising. However, it doesn’t make you instantly successful. A large budget can actually put more pressure on you to deliver results, particularly if investors or stakeholders are expecting big returns. Additionally, having a large budget doesn’t mean that you'll always make smart decisions with the money. You might throw it away on ineffective advertising or poor talent. Finally, marketing success is rarely due to the amount of money spent, but rather the creativity, originality, and connection with your target audience that you're able to create. Money alone can’t replace this and, in fact, might even hinder your ability to connect with your audience if you rely too heavily on expensive advertising.
Do I have a valid point?[/INST]