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Dennys is also missed the boat BIG TIME!

They have 25K fans right now on FB http://www.facebook.com/dennys they could have had 2 million at this exact MOMENT!

What do you think?

Feb 7, 2010 10:04 pm
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  1. lucky-lady-charm reblogged this from gary
  2. thomasgmoore answered: I think it was a good move for them to show their “listening skills” by hitting you back
  3. gaylonalfano answered: I think you gave some great, practical advice that should be taken seriously. Keep up the good work!
  4. yoursafety answered: What a great point, I think they’ve taken your advice.
  5. arthistoryblog answered: I am in tears trying to figure out how to make my Tumblr site look like yours, how do you add all the buttons etc?
  6. melissabenjamin answered: I totally agree and…ALOT of people are going to be eating a Grand Slam on Tue…includung me!
  7. rafimama answered: I think Denny’s was right to not push Facebook. Much of their customer base would feel alienated by the mention of Facebook.
  8. uhhinternet answered: Yes, their angle of pitying chickens basically encourages people NOT to get a “Grand Slam”. Unless you’re feeling somewhat diabolical.
  9. soupsoup reblogged this from gary and added:
    A lot of Super Bowl advertisers...and failed to fully capitalize
  10. megburns answered: This isn’t 100% true- MANY agencies are highly recommending their clients integrate trad. ads with social platforms but to no avail.
  11. rachelsjourney answered: I think you should call and offer to do a Crush It seminar for their employees!
  12. cazbielen answered: Gary I love your views on the web, here is a link to the Letterman,Oprah Lenoad and how it came about.
  13. benkessler answered: You are so, so, so right Gary. They did a great job on building a Chickens in Hiding FB page but didn’t send any traffic there!
  14. soberhangover answered: Gary, I think you brought more people to Denny’s facebook fan page than the ad did. Denny’s says ‘thank you’
  15. suzybell answered: exactly! U Rool.
  16. thephilanthropyfactory answered: you are a smart smart man!
  17. hipsterdiet answered: tv has been a slow push to social on both twitter and facebook - have you visited twelpforce recently? the giveaway aspect helps but slightl
  18. bemypearl answered: Don’t share your great ideas with them? Go pitch it to them and send them a big bill for consulting fee.
  19. ivylions answered: I don’t think that fans on facebook is the be-all and end-all of modern companies. Getting millions to the restaurant will get them talking.