1. thomasgmoore answered: I think it was a good move for them to show their “listening skills” by hitting you back
2. Margo DeGange, M.Ed. answered: I think you hit the nail on it’s big head!
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.
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9. 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?
10. melissabenjamin answered: I totally agree and…ALOT of people are going to be eating a Grand Slam on Tue…includung me!
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13. Jay NaPier answered: And THAT’S why we’ll continue to see traditional (old school) businesses fail
14. Victor Ditingo answered: You are so right
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17. 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.
18. iwasframed liked this
19. uhhinternet answered: Yes, their angle of pitying chickens basically encourages people NOT to get a “Grand Slam”. Unless you’re feeling somewhat diabolical.
20. soupsoup reblogged this from gary and added:

    A lot of Super Bowl advertisers...and failed to fully capitalize

21. arig liked this
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23. megburns answered: This isn’t 100% true- MANY agencies are highly recommending their clients integrate trad. ads with social platforms but to no avail.
24. rachelsjourney answered: I think you should call and offer to do a Crush It seminar for their employees!
25. rayzorback liked this
26. cazbielen answered: Gary I love your views on the web, here is a link to the Letterman,Oprah Lenoad and how it came about.
27. mickhd liked this
28. 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!
29. devondenure liked this
30. soberhangover answered: Gary, I think you brought more people to Denny’s facebook fan page than the ad did. Denny’s says ‘thank you’
31. Rasul Davis answered: Shhhhhh, don’t tell’em Gary. That way the small business owners who get it can take the money that they are leaving on the table.
32. suzybell answered: exactly! U Rool.
33. steelopus liked this
34. Marty Bruemmel answered: You are so right. From reading your book we increased our Twitter followers from 47 to 612 in 3 months!
35. djsteen liked this
36. Derek Johnson answered: Couldn’t agree more Gary!
37. Michael Daehn answered: Duh.
38. thephilanthropyfactory answered: you are a smart smart man!
39. Matt Newberg answered: Brands need to understand that advertising should be a 1-2 punch. Market to masses on TV, open curiosity gap, and engage online.
40. tilleyinspired liked this
41. Stephen answered: I totally agree! It seems like there a few big business left that just down get it.
42. 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
43. bemypearl answered: Don’t share your great ideas with them? Go pitch it to them and send them a big bill for consulting fee.
44. toolsdrummer liked this
45. Brian Stemmler answered: Good post and great points Gary…that kind of thinking is going to be key for successful campaigns going forward
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47. dro 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.
48. nizzik liked this
49. sendchocolate answered: absolutely agree. I wondered about lack of URL and facebook info. OLD skool.
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