Monthly Archives: July 2011

Does it Make Sense to Use QR Codes on Actual Web Pages?

I came across this medical website that was using QR codes on its actual web pages.  Their goal allow the user to bookmark the page being browse while on your mobile device. I’m not sure I get it.  Here is … Continue reading

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Home Depot Sells Nascar Items but Doesn’t Carry its Own Driver’s Merchandise?

They could be out of stock, but check out this Home Depot screen shot (click photo): I stumbled upon a Nascar Umbrella by Totes, when searching for a replacement outdoor umbrella stand.  I was very surprised to find regular umbrellas … Continue reading

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3D Printing, Photocopy Actual Items with Moving Parts

I found this video amazing.  Made by ZCorporation, they print with not only color but with a binder that creates products not 2D prints on paper.  Watch a 2:59 when the guy lifts the item out of the powder.  

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Pet Peeve – Bad Photoshopping.

I applaud small companies trying to look big, but you have to get your logo superimposed just right if people are going to believe you are big enough to occupy an entire building.  ePromos’ graphic designers can fix this like … Continue reading

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Amazing Customer Service Example from of all Places a Sleep-Away Camp?

Too bad most businesses today can’t muster up this level of service.  My ten year old daughter went to sleep-away camp this year.  An while this is her third year, parents still approach the departure with trepidation and concern.  Will … Continue reading

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How to sell more items at retail prices? Solve a problem. – TRUNK CLUB

http://www.trunkclub.com/ is a great idea. They are not paying me for this. I just think it’s a great case study on how to solve multiple business problems at once. Problem: 1) Hassle: Men hate to shop but want to look good. Psychologically, … Continue reading

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