Link to mysterious undisclosed web page which you now can't resist clicking on because I dared you to.
I double-dog dare you with a cherry on top. Go on, do it. What are you waiting for? I dare you.
For those of you who clicked the link and checked out Naomi's blog (and don't think you can just lie about it, I have analytics and heatmap tracking!), welcome back. As you noticed, her post was about the power of what she calls brand conscious words. I found it interesting, and I thought you might too.
(I also know that Naomi watches her analytics data like Rain Man watches Wapner, so I'm hoping when she sees a few click-throughs, she'll check out my blog and maybe give me a link or a mention or a tweet or a thank you card, any of which would be a big deal to my infantile blog!)
But I digress...back to the matter at hand:
- Did you click on the link? If so, why? If not, why not? (leave your answer in a comment)
- What could you dare/challenge/battle/duel your customers, or better yet your employees, to do that might help your small business grow?
I couldn't resist clicking on the link. The dare worked! But I have to admit I read the rest of the post first. James
ReplyDeleteThanks James,
ReplyDeleteI'm interested to see if there is a disparity between men and women when it comes to the effect of a dare. Does the whole "boys are stupid" thing come into play here?
I clicked on the link and it was going to my own damn blog!
ReplyDeleteNicely done. :D
Well what a nice surprise that must have been! (Thanks for stopping by Naomi - Have a great weekend. Jeff)
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