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Does Your Marketing Have "Skanky Scrunchie Syndrome"?
Here`s an article by "The Ezine Queen," Alexandria K. Brown that I think you`ll find very interesting.
A few years ago I spoke at a large marketing conference in Atlanta, Georgia. One woman approached my display table to ask a few questions. Honestly, she was so attractive it was intimidating. Tall with a pretty face, understated jewelry, a blue designer suit with beautiful shoes and a high-end bag. She looked like she`d just stepped out of a catalog. Click here to read the rest of this article.
Dale King
DaleKing5/22/2008 10:50 AM
A few years ago I spoke at a large marketing conference in Atlanta, Georgia. One woman approached my display table to ask a few questions. Honestly, she was so attractive it was intimidating. Tall with a pretty face, understated jewelry, a blue designer suit with beautiful shoes and a high-end bag. She looked like she`d just stepped out of a catalog. Click here to read the rest of this article.
Dale King
DaleKing5/22/2008 10:50 AM
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Exactly. You only get one chance to make a first impression.
Dale King
Packaging creates the impression of value. Your product,
if the packaging is bad, has to prove itself on it`s own content -
justify the price to the customer in his/her mind. If the
packaging looks good it`s that much easier.
Absolutely!
Dale King