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Tag Archives: LEGO

Almost awesome customer service

LEGO does a great job of making it easy to find replacement parts for your sets. (They even have age-appropriate forms to provide more help to kids.)  The response to filling out the form: Thank you for emailing LEGO Consumer Services. We were disappointed to hear that your new LEGO set contained a faulty part. [...]

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How LEGO is connecting their amazing network of fans — live with Ant’s Eye View’s Jake McKee

We’re bringing together an all-star group of word of mouth marketers for Word of Mouth Supergenius: The “How to be Great at Word of Mouth Marketing” Conference on December 16 in Chicago. We’ll feature 12 how-to classes, 12 real-world case studies, and 6 brilliant authors. You’re going to learn practical, hands-on techniques to get people [...]

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Remarkable name tags start conversations

Every trade show is awkward at the beginning. Most people aren’t comfortable talking with strangers. A truly awesome name tag breaks the ice by helping with the small talk. These examples from LEGO’s BrickWorld event do something else important: They recognize returning participants and make them feel extra special. They are rewarded for their loyalty [...]

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Newsletter #740: The “Lessons From LEGO” Issue

{Welcome back to the Damn, I Wish I Thought of That Email Newsletter. This is text of the great issue all of our email subscribers just received. Sign yourself up using the handy form on the left.} In its more than 50 years of history, LEGO has established itself as a maker of some of the most [...]

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Lego: The greatest business cards ever

Lego employees get these astonishingly cool business cards: Lego people that look just like them.  Alexander Kjerulf blogged about it, and I've never had more people forward a post to me.  Andrew Bronson said it best: Product sample, word of mouth, and networking all in one. They should let fans buy them, like Sharpie does.

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