Comments on: Brochures http://declineofgenius.com/my-life/brochures-18022010/ ... an education in manners for the masses since 1948. Tue, 07 Sep 2010 09:47:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Ronduck http://declineofgenius.com/my-life/brochures-18022010/#comment-121 Ronduck Sat, 27 Feb 2010 00:54:15 +0000 http://declineofgenius.com/?p=183#comment-121 I think the brochure business will be around for quite a while. A lot of obsolete practices remain in effect for years despite new methods being introduced. I think the brochure business will be around for quite a while. A lot of obsolete practices remain in effect for years despite new methods being introduced.

]]> By: Genius http://declineofgenius.com/my-life/brochures-18022010/#comment-115 Genius Fri, 26 Feb 2010 09:01:53 +0000 http://declineofgenius.com/?p=183#comment-115 Thanks. But if I were in the brochure business, I'd definitely be looking for a speedy exit. Thanks. But if I were in the brochure business, I’d definitely be looking for a speedy exit.

]]> By: Ronduck http://declineofgenius.com/my-life/brochures-18022010/#comment-105 Ronduck Wed, 24 Feb 2010 21:28:48 +0000 http://declineofgenius.com/?p=183#comment-105 I just remembered, my uncle sells farm equipment up in Washington state, and he said that most of his customers are ten years from retirement and don't use the internet. I can imagine most of my uncle's customers being very receptive to brochures. This information came up when I asked my uncle why his customers didn't look up their orders online. My uncle told me that most of his customers call him to check the status of their orders, instead of doing it themselves. So now you know who uses fliers and brochures. I just remembered, my uncle sells farm equipment up in Washington state, and he said that most of his customers are ten years from retirement and don’t use the internet. I can imagine most of my uncle’s customers being very receptive to brochures.

This information came up when I asked my uncle why his customers didn’t look up their orders online. My uncle told me that most of his customers call him to check the status of their orders, instead of doing it themselves.

So now you know who uses fliers and brochures.

]]> By: Ronduck http://declineofgenius.com/my-life/brochures-18022010/#comment-104 Ronduck Wed, 24 Feb 2010 21:24:59 +0000 http://declineofgenius.com/?p=183#comment-104 Having fliers put on every door in a neighborhood can be a good form of advertising for a local business. As part of that a flier can be used to drive people to your web address for more information. Aside from that, my grandmother would read a flier, and she just had a bunch of them printed up to sell her house. I doubt fliers or brochures would be of any value to a person selling anything high-tech though. Having fliers put on every door in a neighborhood can be a good form of advertising for a local business. As part of that a flier can be used to drive people to your web address for more information.

Aside from that, my grandmother would read a flier, and she just had a bunch of them printed up to sell her house. I doubt fliers or brochures would be of any value to a person selling anything high-tech though.

]]> By: Anonymous http://declineofgenius.com/my-life/brochures-18022010/#comment-83 Anonymous Sat, 20 Feb 2010 04:48:42 +0000 http://declineofgenius.com/?p=183#comment-83 Reminds me of a joke I heard. (Dude handing out flyers) "Here, you throw this away." Reminds me of a joke I heard.

(Dude handing out flyers) “Here, you throw this away.”

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