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Seth Godin on brochures.

by Michael Hoffman
Wednesday, May 21st, 2008

I did a webinar today for about 400 professionals from America’s YMCAs about the web and membership marketing. I will write more about this, but I was reminded of my audience and their questions while reading Seth Godin’s online discussion on the Chronicle of Philanthropy’s web site.

You can see the conversation with Seth here. A highlight for me was the question about brochures. Here’s the full, unedited exchange on that subject:

Question from Tennessee Nonprofit:
Are brochures dead?

Seth Godin:
and buried

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One Response to “Seth Godin on brochures.”

  1. Seth Godin on brochures. Says:
    May 23rd, 2008 at 5:27 am

    […] karen wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptYou can see the conversation with Seth here. A highlight for me was the question about brochures. Here’s the full, unedited exchange on that subject:. Question from Tennessee Nonprofit: Are brochures dead? Seth Godin: and buried. […]

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