At the weekend I went to order a particular product from the Amazon website. But I hit a problem: the product in question was available from a number of sellers, all of whom had almost identical prices, ratings and returns policies. I'd never used - or even heard of - any of the sellers before either. How to choose?
Well, the seller that was advertising its "sameday disptach" service ruled itself out of the running:
After all, if it can't spare the effort to spell correctly, how can I be confident that it will spare the effort to send me the right product, on time and in good condition? It's like the Panasonic logo says: "Everything matters".
Spelling: 'Sameday disptach'
Posted by
JD (The Engine Room)
on Monday, 2 November 2009
Labels:
Amazon,
marketing and advertising,
spelling
2 comments:
I agree 100%. If you can be bothered with the little things, how do I know I can trust you on the big things?
That's funny, Blue!
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