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What does every good marketer really do? He creates relationships. She make friends. When you begin to think of marketing in this way, everything about marketing becomes more fun. Suddenly there is no foreignness, no fear, no feelings of inadequacy. We can all make friends. It's a talent we've had since we were little children. Use it.

Always do your best. And always, always have fun.

Sunday, November 18, 2007

An Overdesigned Website

If you'd like to see a really overdesigned website that is impossible to use in any practical way, check out this website: http://www.pageonebookshop.com.

It takes a long time to load, uses way to much Flash, and when you click on the contact info, you have to leave your cursor on the page in order to handwrite any contact info. No cut and paste capability. Very strange.

Labels: building websites, website design

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2 Comments:

Anonymous said...: A Great example of a bad website. It is reminiscent of what can be found in the book, "Web Pages That Suck" by Vincent Flanders. The tag was "Learn Good Design by Looking at Bad Design".

Jim
BiblioScribe.com; 19/11/07 5:48 PM
Ted Demopoulos, Blogging for Business said...: John,
An understatement -- a useless website! Bet it was expensive to build though :(; 19/11/07 7:40 PM

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Book Marketing Expert John Kremer is the author of many books including 1001 Ways to Market Your Books, The Do-It-Yourself Book Publicity Kit, and many other titles. He also developed the New York Times Bestseller Program to help authors become bestselling book authors and the Ten Million Eyeballs program on Internet marketing.

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