You just can't make this stuff up.
For the last many months I've been on a TrueTwit rampage. What a rude, offensive service.
If you're not familiar with it, Twitter users sign up for this service that sends an email to their new followers such as those below that include a link that the follower must click on and enter a Captcha Code to prove they are not a robot.
The problem with this service far outweighs the benefits, namely:
I took these images and shared them with the offender who has a nice profile and following on Twitter. (She has yet to respond.)
Below you can see the email blast I got from someone on Twitter and my reply to him. (He is yet to respond, as well.)
Don't assume they are robots. Don't assume they are jerks. Don't assume they are idiots. Assume they are humans with needs and fears and hopes and pains and goals and desires and they are looking to you for help.
Might that take longer to build? Yes.
Might that require more effort on your part? Yes.
Might that help you build raving fans that appreciate the human approach? You can bet your ass it will.
Like all things in life, what goes around, comes around, and what's old is new, and what's old is personalizing and humanizing your sales and marketing, so it's now new.
Give it a try and let me know how it goes.
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