Seth Godin: The real reason Quirk's clients are happy

by Rafiq Phillips

Since joining Quirk a few months ago my RSS feeds have not been getting the attention they deserve. I decided to play catch up and came across this little gem on Marketing Guru, Seth Godin’s blog: The Seth Godin Action Figure.

Imagine having your own personal marketing guru you can go to for advice and guidance. You could pay millions of dollars for consultants, but why not just get the Marketing Guru Action Figure? Marketing genius and famous blogger Seth Godin serves as the model for this 5.375" plastic action figure with his trademark mismatched socks and business casual clothes. Each figure comes with a free gift and the Little Book of Marketing Secrets. It's rumored that if you want an insight into what your customers want and how they'd like to be communicated with, you can rub Seth's bald head and all will be made clear.
I happened to recall seeing a pic of Rob doing just that. I thought the eMarketing Services we offered our clients made them happy. Wrong, our CEO rubbed Seth Godin’s head:)


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Damn i take a good photo.

Posted by Smith on 2008/01/17

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