Timbuk2 Shows What Scalable Intimacy Means
Posted on | October 20, 2009 | Comments
It all started here, if you missed it.
Holy crap:
Elapsed time from blog post, less than 5 hours.
I will never buy a bag from anyone else, and I will flog this story like a carpet going forward.
Bravo, Timbuk2. You guys are the varsity.
Category: Branding, Customer Service, Holland-Mark, Social Relationship Management
Tags: Case Study > Customer Service > Timbuk2
Tags: Case Study > Customer Service > Timbuk2
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