Archive: Customer Experience
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I just finished an absolutely wonderful book called Marley & Me by John Grogan. It a fabulous story about a families life with an absolute terror, but great dog they named Marley. If you have not read it, its a really fast read and a great story that works on so many different [...]
Has ever happened to you? You were surfing the web or watching TV or driving or listening to the radio and you saw or heard something that caused you to grab your trusty computer and type in a URL. Fabulous! Guess what, us marketers love to hear you have done that because most [...]
We have discussed and debated much here about the “Customer Experience” and I think this most recent announcement from Apple is just fascinating. Apple will begin charging $5 just to enter the Apple stores. That’s right, you want to window shop, check out the iPhone? It will cost you $5 bucks just [...]
Since the launch of this blog 6-7 months ago, I have written several critical posts on Yahoo! and it’s properties. Last week, I had a new experience with Yahoo! that I am hoping will never happen again. On Tuesday of last week, I tried to login to my Yahoo! Mail account and was [...]
With the release of the iPhone last week, there has been some interesting stories being posted about how the customer experience was much different for people who went to buy the iPhone at the Apple store compared to people who went to an AT&T store.
There have been numerous reports about how AT&T were forcing people [...]
Last weekend, as many of you know, I proposed to my girlfriend Leigh… Before I proposed, Leigh and I were hanging out at this swanky hotel. It was probably around 95 degrees last Saturday here in NC and we were in the hotel’s pool with some nice fruity drinks to stay cool.
What was [...]
I signed up for a Yahoo! Mail email address in 1998. I have used that email address as my primary personal email address from signing up till Gmail was released. I still use my Yahoo! Mail address because there are just so many people who have that address for me since I have [...]
A couple of weeks ago, I decided with summer coming it was time to get myself a new pair of sandals. I did what many many other people do when they are searching for something online, I began at a search engine. In Google, I typed in Birkenstock. From there based [...]
I don’t have too many TV shows that I watch religiously anymore, but one that I try to never miss is 60 Minutes. I find it to be an incredibly well done news show and week in and week out they offer stories that I find interesting and I am able to learn something. [...]
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