Looking back a month, the post with the most pageviews was Addicted to technology or addicted to distraction?
This article was a mix of how women use smartphones, QR codes, and if retailers are using QR codes in a smart manner. I made the assertion that the option of using them on-site may do nothing more than discount a product a customer may have already intended to purchase.
But I failed to succinctly ask the question (I tried): why discount when the customer is ready to buy? The flubbed point proves the point that a good editor is usually not you, or in this case, me.
That post only won by a thin margin, though.
Smart is the new sexy, but is this smart?, a review of the new brand marketing for newspapers, came in second by a single page view.*
The branding for newspapers, for me, fell a little flat. In other words, you can't tell people what is sexy. They tell you. And really, I don't think the campaign will work, but I'm ready to jump on the band wagon and am trying out my new slogan:
“Read my blog--stay informed--you'll look smart--everyone will think you're sexy.”
Let me know if it works.
DATE
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THE LINE UP FROM FOUR WEEKS AGO
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| Sunday July 24 |
Addicted to technology or addicted to distraction |
| Monday July 25 |
Smart is the new sexy, but is this smart? |
| Tuesday July 26 |
Who rescues the graduates from failure? |
| Wednesday July 27 |
Keyboard vs the pad, which one wins |
| Thursday July 28 |
When is it time to put the laptop to bed? |
| Friday July 29 |
Fav quotes of the week |
| Saturday July 30 |
Tatoo artist accesses YouTube to 'game' job opportunity |
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