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Experience watching

Richard Caddick
10:33 am, May 10th, 2007

First up.

I responded by text to a Saab ad on telly. It was about their new biofuel range of cars so naturally interested in the technology and environmental progress they might be making.

Anyway, texted in, got a response and needed to submit name and address details. In return they sent me this text. Essentially they’ll send me a brochure but I got some immediate fulfilment from the dealer details. And best of all the phone number was entered all joined up… meaning I could call it directly.

Phone number

Here’s a view of one of the product screens from Laura Ashley. I wonder if they realise that their sales signs are so big you can’t actually choose the products.

Can't see the wood for the trees

Now to B&Q. Just find it really interesting the way they’ve advertised their site as being a shop window and sell features rather than products.

But where are the products

Here’s a good way to put people off from applying online. How long!

Setting expectations

OK!

image of a status box with nothing bout an OK button

One response

  1. Joe Leech says:

    Found this the other day, hit ok to cancel…

    Click ok to cancel

    I thought we’d seen the last of dialogue boxes like this.

    May 10th, 2007 at 11:21 am

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