Hi Den, I blogged yesterday about our chance encounter with Richard Moross, the founder and CEO of MOO while we were at the London OpenCoffee Club. They've put a lot of emphasis on the usability of their website, but spend very little on marketing. Definitely going places.
Emily Coltman
· 2 years ago
Hi Dennis,
Moo does look fun. Have you seen Moonpig (www.moonpig.com)? A great way of making personalised greeting cards. And the name is great too - you don't forget a brand name like Moo or Moonpig. Good for marketing.
BTW a bit of sneaky advertising, my new website has just gone live. Yes it's got a blog! Not sure if you can post comments yet but I'm on the case to get that put in.
Bye for now.
M
andyp
· 2 years ago
MOO are superb. As David notes, their website is famously usable, easy, and their service has been second-to-none. I'm onto my third box of Minicards and I've just got hold of some Notecards, too. Like you, I'm finding that people smile to get a MOO card as opposed to a regular business card. They really deserve all the success that they get.
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I blogged yesterday about our chance encounter with Richard Moross, the founder and CEO of MOO while we were at the London OpenCoffee Club. They've put a lot of emphasis on the usability of their website, but spend very little on marketing. Definitely going places.
Moo does look fun. Have you seen Moonpig (www.moonpig.com)? A great way of making personalised greeting cards. And the name is great too - you don't forget a brand name like Moo or Moonpig. Good for marketing.
BTW a bit of sneaky advertising, my new website has just gone live. Yes it's got a blog! Not sure if you can post comments yet but I'm on the case to get that put in.
Bye for now.
M