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- mohit - Jun 03 2008 | marketing, seth, grand opening
Quoted: The grand opening is a symptom of the real problem... the limited attention span of marketers. Marketers get focused (briefly) on the grand opening and then move on to the next thing (quickly). Grand opening syndrome forces marketers to spend their time and money at exactly the wrong time, and worse, it leads to a lack of patience that damages the prospects of the product and service being launched.
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Interesting. I always love a good Kay Graham story. I also like his takes on scorecards and U2.
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