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Tuesday, 07/20/2010 9:21:00 AM

Tuesday, July 20, 2010 9:21:00 AM

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Here's some food for thought: Remember the "976" marketing craze back in the late 1980s? Quickly followed by the "1-900" marketing craze? The method there was focused not so much on moving products and services, but on making $$ off of the marketing method itself. Both flared brightly and then died. Why? Because they made money for the marketers, but not for the companies that bought into the marketing program. Did the "976" system "actually work?" Of course it "worked." So did the 1-900 service "actually work." That is, they "worked" from a purely technical aspect. You could call 1-900 numbers all day long and, yep -- those calls all went through. Did the service have actual value to end-users, though? Ahh, nope. Good luck, keep it real.