Adventures in personalization
Conrad points us here. Just change the last two words in the URL and the animation changes. Personalization appears to be a little like salt on potato chips--when there's too much, it's not so good.
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» stolen from seth, then modified from No Labels Allowed
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» Let's get Personalized from mike brewer
Got this from Seth Godin's blog: grab.com: Watch the first song all the way through and then the instructions appear for how to personalize it. [Read More]
» Your Awesome - when personalization goes too far from WebMetricsGuru
Im not sure I like it or not - but now I can have my own online video that says Im Awesome, and so can you - as pointed out by Seth Godin - except he does not really thing... [Read More]
» Make someone smile! from cre8Buzz
Thanks to Seth Godin, I found a quick little shout out. www.grab/awesome/the/antman. It's a cute little link to make someone smile. A little cheesy, ok real cheesy, but what the heck, we can all be cheesballs once in a while. [Read More]
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mmm salty potato chips. Seth Godin, who Ive blogged about a little before (seeing as he inspired the concept of the site in the first place), has a post about personalization by changing one or two words in a URL. Where have I seen that before... [Read More]
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