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]]> By: Nehal Kazim http://www.brasstackthinking.com/2009/12/when-people-and-business-collide/comment-page-1/#comment-10023 Nehal Kazim Thu, 31 Dec 2009 02:18:09 +0000 http://altitudebranding.com/?p=949#comment-10023 Solid point Amber. More and more for-profit businesses are understanding this and it's evident through social media efforts. When have you heard of getting answers to your tech related issues from a corporation before? Best buy is doing and they are doing it well! For businesses that have a face to them, a face to the brand, have the luxury of connecting with them easy as the person conveys who they are and their personality during their ads, videos, podcasts, and images. Amber, do you think it's a little more challenging for businesses to convey a more personal aspect to their service when they don't have a face to their brand or worst...don't interact with their clients? (GASP!) Solid point Amber.

More and more for-profit businesses are understanding this and it’s evident through social media efforts. When have you heard of getting answers to your tech related issues from a corporation before? Best buy is doing and they are doing it well!

For businesses that have a face to them, a face to the brand, have the luxury of connecting with them easy as the person conveys who they are and their personality during their ads, videos, podcasts, and images.

Amber, do you think it’s a little more challenging for businesses to convey a more personal aspect to their service when they don’t have a face to their brand or worst…don’t interact with their clients? (GASP!)

]]> By: Nehal Kazim http://www.brasstackthinking.com/2009/12/when-people-and-business-collide/comment-page-1/#comment-23373 Nehal Kazim Thu, 31 Dec 2009 02:18:00 +0000 http://altitudebranding.com/?p=949#comment-23373 Solid point Amber. More and more for-profit businesses are understanding this and it's evident through social media efforts. When have you heard of getting answers to your tech related issues from a corporation before? Best buy is doing and they are doing it well! For businesses that have a face to them, a face to the brand, have the luxury of connecting with them easy as the person conveys who they are and their personality during their ads, videos, podcasts, and images. Amber, do you think it's a little more challenging for businesses to convey a more personal aspect to their service when they don't have a face to their brand or worst...don't interact with their clients? (GASP!) Solid point Amber.

More and more for-profit businesses are understanding this and it’s evident through social media efforts. When have you heard of getting answers to your tech related issues from a corporation before? Best buy is doing and they are doing it well!

For businesses that have a face to them, a face to the brand, have the luxury of connecting with them easy as the person conveys who they are and their personality during their ads, videos, podcasts, and images.

Amber, do you think it’s a little more challenging for businesses to convey a more personal aspect to their service when they don’t have a face to their brand or worst…don’t interact with their clients? (GASP!)

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