I’d love to offer a moral to go along with the picture, but more than anything, it’s a good illustration of just how badly things can go wrong when the real world intrudes on our neatly laid marketing plans:
(Found via Jalopnik, where you can see the “before” to go with the “after” above)
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Good find Tom.
It does show the importance of mobility for some businesses.
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Posted 16 Jun 2009 at 2:23 pm (Quote) ¶Hahaha … this reminds me of email I used to get from the list management company, Edith Roman Associatates. Invariably, the sender address was truncated to yes, wait for it, Edith Roman Ass…! I alerted them to the problem, but they never made any changes.
Guess they didn’t mind. :)
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Posted 16 Jun 2009 at 4:27 pm (Quote) ¶Hell, maybe it was good for business (maybe “Mitchell’s Whores” is too, though product confusion is rarely a good thing).
I cease to know, and can only marvel.
Ha ha, I find that brilliant. What a mistake.
i wonder if the guy knows?
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