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What made you pick up the weddingsnap cards and take a photo of them? I'm curious. I thought I would lose the bet to my friends/coworkers.
Hi Kumar!
Getting back to your question regarding your cards laying on the stairs at Red Rock Coffee at Mountain View, things that actually caught my sight were:
1. Photos on some card faces: just plain curiosity.
2. Social networks logos on cards: well it was not just a photo dropped randomly by someone, it was marketing piece of paper.
3. There were many of them, about 4 or 5. So I thought, that it was intended to catch attention.
So what was the bet with your friends? did they think nobody will pay attention to so many cards under their feet? :)
Was that an marketing experiment of your startup? Can you share your thought on results you got?
How many cards you places at how many places? And which places actually generated feedback?
Did anybody else mentioned those cards?
And what’s the story behind WeddingSnap becoming Eversnap http://www.eversnapapp.com/ ?
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