Dell computers have quite a bad rep for championing ugly, clunky designs, but that seems to be all in the past now.
Call it couple tees for the technologically-inclined, but Dell has teamed up with the popular crowdsource t-shirt design website, Threadless, in a bid to make their products ‘cool’.
The Threadless collection is available immediately in the Dell Design Studio, where customers can choose from 11 designs to customize the look of their laptop.
Unlike vinyl stickers commonly used to personalize laptops, these images are “permanently imprinted into the laptop lid”, the company said.
So if it’s your thing, show your laptop some love and match your tee to your computer.
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Delaying Your Social Media Marketing: Lose Audience, Consumers, Trust
Social media marketing has become a bridge to consumers with companies all over the world. Target uses Facebook to “crowdsource” ideas for where they should donate their charitable contributions. Dell crowdsources their audience on Ideastorm.com to generate ideas for their products and services while providing a voice to their consumers. Starbucks, this summer, provided a free pastry day giveaway on Twitter which generated 6 figure returns, a mountain of publicity, and thousands of new followers on Twitter.
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Monday, August 10, 2009
Online marketers harness the power of crowds
Savvy online businesses are beginning to realize the power of crowdsourcing, in particular online marketers who are increasingly opening up the tasks of designing ads, writing copy and even marketing research to large groups of people across the globe.
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