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Posts Tagged ‘shopping’

TMI, dude! Why asking for too much information is the wrong marketing move

Friday, Oct 29th, 2010 by Dave Kramer | 0 Comments
Filed under: Customer Focus, Marketing, Uncategorized | Tags: Marketing, shopping

I recently clicked through an offer to get a free Back to the Future game episode from Telltale Games. It’s a promotion designed to hook you in to purchasing the full series of games when they’re released. The site prompted me for my login, which I had created the last time they did one of these […]

Work Sample: MSN Lifestyle article on shopping innovations

Thursday, Nov 19th, 2009 by Dave Kramer | 0 Comments
Filed under: Work Samples | Tags: feature article, innovations, lifestyle article, MSN, shopping, Work Samples

When I was a newspaper reporter, I had 2-3 bylines every day. In more recent years, my work tends to go uncredited or, when I ghost write, credited to someone else. So I was pleasantly surprised when I was prompted for a bio after writing an article for MSN Lifestyle. It’s part of a holiday […]