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Holmes Place and bad mobile marketing

Holmes Place bad mobile marketing

Holmes Place bad mobile marketing
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I keep on having to walk by this excruciating eyesore since I moved into my new offices at Liverpool Street.

It’s a total arse because every time I see it, I’m reminded of just how bad companies are at using the medium.

If you recall, I posted about this a little while ago here. Whenever I see a mobile service, I generally try and use it — particularly something as straight forward as a gym opening.

I was curious to see if they responded by text or if their mobile marketing people had integrated a wap or mobile site filled with nice, size optimised pictures of the new gym, prices, information and what not. That would be excellent to behold. Either way I tested it out…. and got no response. Nothing. Nada.

I was expecting to get a text reply of some sort. Gahhhh. Really annoying.

One Response to “Holmes Place and bad mobile marketing”

  • Had the same when I tried to text a builder about a new build flat. Why waste your money if you can’t be bothered closing the loop with the customer.

    Jim

    Posted by Jim Black on November 14th, 2006 at 8:10 pm.

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