Lemme Hold a Dollar
Steve Morris, President of Arbitron Ratings, gambles that I'll be more likely to participate in his company's radio survey if he sends me a crisp dollar bill in the mail. This will probably not happen. What I will do, Steve, is learn from your gambling example and spend this dollar on the Florida Lottery. If I win, I will buy a radio station.
Previously in "Dollars Thrown Away in the Mail":
Guilt as Motivator
Previously in "Dollars Thrown Away in the Mail":
Guilt as Motivator
Labels: Arbitron Ratings, direct mail, florida lottery, radio, surveys
2 Comments:
I wish someone would be stupid enough to send me a dollar.
By Thinking In Vain, at November 12, 2008 at 10:13 AM
I got one for a survey, too. I was kinda weirded out -- it felt like a bribe but they had forgotten to tell me the answers they wanted to hear.
Maybe this is a new trend in junk mail, if so I'm all for it. Save the economy!
By Anonymous, at November 12, 2008 at 1:35 PM
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