The Difference Between Good And Great
My work colleague shops at threadless.com. This one time he added a couple of tee-shirts to his shopping cart and then, like 33% of online shoppers, decided not to buy. Threadless.com still wanted his business, and so, at the opportune time sent him an email. This, dear marketers, is how it’s done.
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Godin Was Right: Threadless is Better than "Seamless"
A few months ago, Seth Godin put the word "seamless" into a better context.
…seams are important.
Try throwing a baseball or a football without seams.
Wear clothes without seams and you look like you're on Star Trek.
Seams make it …
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