Seth Godin Rewrites the Rules

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  monger@...10/16/08 Report as spam
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  RE: Seth Godin Rewrites the Rules

  Seth does a good entertainment doesn't he? Basic problem seems to be that Seth doesn't actually know many of the "Rules" or at least doesn't undersatnd them all that well. None the less it is always good to challenge any perceived wisdom.

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  RE: Seth Godin Rewrites the Rules

  It is great presentation. Provide new way to market to new segment.
  
  Thanks & Regards
  
  L Venkatesan from India
  indiakingmaker@gmail.com
  The Hunter, CxO Hunt

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  chris jablonski10/16/08 Report as spam
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  RE: Seth Godin Rewrites the Rules

  I like when he says that design rules. Marty Nuemeier echoes this idea in his book, The Brand Gap. I agree. And that is why I pay for good design. http://artefacture.com/goodesign_mens.html
  
  -Chris

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  RE: Seth Godin Rewrites the Rules

  I successfully brought a client management team together for a full day marketing retreat...picking up on a Seth Godin idea (and emailed him to let him know).
  We all wore purple sweatshirts with cow icons that said "Be remarkable today."
  It was a good and productive day!
  Jack Cantwell, SkyLimit Marketing, Lebanon, Pa

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  RE: Seth Godin Rewrites the Rules

  in banking the rules have changed - boring is good, and being
  remarkable generally means you are on page 1, but of the wrong
  chapter ...