Found this in Monday's issue of USA Today:
In 1999, while working for Half.com, a start-up Web marketplace, Hughes got tiny
Halfway, Ore., to temporarily change its name to Half.com for a fee. He put
advertisements on the backs of fortune cookies and in New York City urinals.
"Don't piss away half your money; head to Half.com," read the urinal copy.
http://www.usatoday.com/money/books/reviews/2005-07-25-buzz-marketing_x.htm
Jump to Postsounds interesting may be a good read
Jump to PostFound this in Monday's issue of USA Today:
In 1999, while working for Half.com, a start-up Web marketplace, Hughes got tiny
Halfway, Ore., to temporarily change its name to Half.com for a fee. He …
Nice book.
sounds interesting may be a good read
Found this in Monday's issue of USA Today:
In 1999, while working for Half.com, a start-up Web marketplace, Hughes got tiny
Halfway, Ore., to temporarily change its name to Half.com for a fee. He put
advertisements on the backs of fortune cookies and in New York City urinals.
"Don't piss away half your money; head to Half.com," read the urinal copy.http://www.usatoday.com/money/books/reviews/2005-07-25-buzz-marketing_x.htm
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I don't think that URL has an affiliate link in it, does it? Amazon links are always messy.
I don't think that URL has an affiliate link in it, does it? Amazon links are always messy.
The one you are seeing in that post is the one I changed from that affiliate link which was posted there. His/her link ended in username-20. That's how affiliate links on amazon are. :)
Ah, alright :)
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