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Apple announced today it sold it's one millionth iPhone. That 1,000,000 phones in 74 days. It took them one week to sell one million songs at $0.99, two years to sell one million iPods and about two months to sell one million iPhones at around
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UPDATE: Here are the deets on the iPology $100 rebate. Okay, it's been a pretty good week for the marketing folks to point out what good marketing can do for you (if you are in marketing you know how hard it is to convince some execs how much
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UPDATE: Here are the deets on the iPology $100 rebate. Okay, it's been a pretty good week for the marketing folks to point out what good marketing can do for you (if you are in marketing you know how hard it is to convince some execs how much
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Apple has achieved a very clever balance of zealous early adopters willing to pay anything (and go through anything) to be among the first to get their hands on Apple's stuff - witness the iPhone craze - AND they've figured out how to get the late
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Apple has achieved a very clever balance of zealous early adopters willing to pay anything (and go through anything) to be among the first to get their hands on Apple's stuff - witness the iPhone craze - AND they've figured out how to get the late
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So now that the speculation is over (and dare I say how correct the rumors were) one good question was raised today about how entirely out of character it was for Apple to cut the price of a current product (in this case the iPhone) from $599 to $399. Was
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So now that the speculation is over (and dare I say how correct the rumors were) one good question was raised today about how entirely out of character it was for Apple to cut the price of a current product (in this case the iPhone) from $599 to $399. Was
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This ABC video is hyping the hype around Apple's Special Event for tomorrow. It underscores how good products like the iPod require good marketing that has always been the hallmark of a Steve Jobs event. To call Steve Jobs a master showman is to recognize that showmanship (aka
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This ABC video is hyping the hype around Apple's Special Event for tomorrow. It underscores how good products like the iPod require good marketing that has always been the hallmark of a Steve Jobs event. To call Steve Jobs a master showman is to recognize that showmanship (aka
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So while everyone can remember the phrase "KISS" :keep it simple stupid (or keep it sweet and simple if you have kids) it seems that no one can really do such a thing but Apple. You see, creating software and hardware is a really hard thing. You focus
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Here is the MarketingApple ebook. Click to download a higher rez version suitable for printing and sharing with others. <br/> _uacct = "UA-2562240-1";<br/> urchinTracker();<br/>
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It's that time again! Last year Apple offered a free iPod to students who bought a new computer during back to school. Right in the middle of that campaign, they unleased their new iPods. Rumor has it, they are about to do it again. So stay tuned to
