August 13, 2009

Adding value in unconventional ways

A harpist and violinist at the local Oodles of Noodles. Before thinking, "that's stupid," when was the last time you saw a blog post that went to thousands about a $7.95 plate of chicken pad Thai? Tough times call for unconventional ways to attract attention and add value.

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