People, not things
It's hardwired in. We respond (and react) to people. The story is at: Scott Heiferman's Daily Fotolog.
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» People Respond Uncontrollably from Bogsicle.Net
With this Ill have to agree.
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» Energetic Advertising from Business Opportunities Weblog
Scott Heiferman:
The most attention-worthy advertising that I see all year? This guy was at a busy intersection in San Jose, holding a sign for a burrito joint, wearing headphones, and dancing his ass off. Dancing like a madman. With a big smile on h... [Read More]
» Return On People from *Star In The Margin
Thanks Seth for jump starting my brain…again. Here’s a link to the post that did it. I’ll begin with the point…no amount of over the top design will overcome the shortcomings of people. And, on the flip side, if you load-up a modest hotel property with... [Read More]
» Live advertising from Let Me See You Get Low
I've seen many a person pull into the local pizza franchise because of the guy standing on the curb with his sign pushing pizza for dinner. On the other hand, there is a woman that is dressed as the statue [Read More]
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