Comments on: Human Talk: Empathy http://freshpeel.com/2008/01/human-talk-empathy/ Ripe Brand Strategy. Juicy Insights and Trends. Mon, 07 Mar 2011 13:16:53 +0000 hourly 1 By: Look Who’s Getting Fresh | The Brand Chef http://freshpeel.com/2008/01/human-talk-empathy/comment-page-1/#comment-3607 Look Who’s Getting Fresh | The Brand Chef Wed, 17 Jun 2009 02:02:05 +0000 http://freshpeel.com/2008/01/human-talk-empathy/#comment-3607 [...] have read the first few posts of the series and have been drawn into the discussion. Chris peels back the clutter and really gets into the juicy, sweet details of the topic - showing [...] [...] have read the first few posts of the series and have been drawn into the discussion. Chris peels back the clutter and really gets into the juicy, sweet details of the topic – showing [...]

]]> By: Chris Wilson http://freshpeel.com/2008/01/human-talk-empathy/comment-page-1/#comment-404 Chris Wilson Fri, 25 Jan 2008 21:21:04 +0000 http://freshpeel.com/2008/01/human-talk-empathy/#comment-404 @Andrew - No problem. Thanks for sending in your thoughts. The recent <a href="http://www.marketingprofs.com/news/marketing-inspiration/index.asp?nlid=235&cd=dmo121&adref=NmiF418" target="_blank">Ikea news</a> is a great example of a company that isn't afraid of natural communication with their customers. I mean they've been letting one live in one of their stores for a week! Do you hear that? It's the groans of all the companies out there moaning about how they actually have to talk to their customers now. @Andrew – No problem. Thanks for sending in your thoughts.

The recent Ikea news is a great example of a company that isn’t afraid of natural communication with their customers. I mean they’ve been letting one live in one of their stores for a week!

Do you hear that?

It’s the groans of all the companies out there moaning about how they actually have to talk to their customers now.

]]> By: Andrew B. Clark http://freshpeel.com/2008/01/human-talk-empathy/comment-page-1/#comment-400 Andrew B. Clark Fri, 25 Jan 2008 16:07:46 +0000 http://freshpeel.com/2008/01/human-talk-empathy/#comment-400 Chris - Wow. Thanks for the tip 'o the hat. I'm honored to be featured. And, again, great direction for the blog post series. HUMAN TALK is so often lost by regulatory and legal jargon that the customers lose out on a service or product that (may) be PERFECT! If we can convince companies to put down their guards and CARRY ON A CONVERSATION with their customers, they may see their brand become something more than a logo and sales collateral. IT MAY BECOME ENGAGING... (tru"E") Frightening, huh? I'm biased, but this is one BEAUTIFUL post! Keep Cooking! Andrew Chris –

Wow. Thanks for the tip ‘o the hat. I’m honored to be featured. And, again, great direction for the blog post series.

HUMAN TALK is so often lost by regulatory and legal jargon that the customers lose out on a service or product that (may) be PERFECT! If we can convince companies to put down their guards and CARRY ON A CONVERSATION with their customers, they may see their brand become something more than a logo and sales collateral. IT MAY BECOME ENGAGING… (tru”E”)

Frightening, huh?

I’m biased, but this is one BEAUTIFUL post!

Keep Cooking!
Andrew

]]> By: The Brand Chef http://freshpeel.com/2008/01/human-talk-empathy/comment-page-1/#comment-1540 The Brand Chef Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 http://freshpeel.com/2008/01/human-talk-empathy/#comment-1540 <!--%kramer-pre%-->m going to turn this idea into an ongoing log, and what I hope will become an ongoing discussion.Blogging as conversation? No way! Well, he's doing it... and doing it right. I have read the first few posts of the series and have beendrawn into the discussion. Chris peels back the clutter and really gets into the juicy, sweet details of the topic - showing you that often times, the simplest ideas and solutions produce the biggest results. Thanks to Chris for the tip o' the hat.<!--%kramer-post%--> m going to turn this idea into an ongoing log, and what I hope will become an ongoing discussion.Blogging as conversation? No way! Well, he’s doing it… and doing it right. I have read the first few posts of the series and have beendrawn into the discussion. Chris peels back the clutter and really gets into the juicy, sweet details of the topic – showing you that often times, the simplest ideas and solutions produce the biggest results. Thanks to Chris for the tip o’ the hat.

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