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December 5th, 2008 @1:12 am  

Hi Ritu,
Thanks for that, I think :-)

I started to chuckle when you said, “Please take a look at the image below…I am 100% sure Dell doesn’t sell cowboy hats.” You are correct in that statement. But we are in Austin TX and as a small town boy from Canada, thought the hat was kinda fun when I moved here :-)

Appreciate the perspective you outlined about humanization of company. That is something I think is really important about social media…companies become more than “intitutions” or nameless, faceless corporate entities. As you know, the company is composed real people.

In Dell’s case, the company has a legacy of direct connections with customers. That’s the origin of what Michael Dell imagined and built, Dell’s “direct model.” Its why I have had a long time passionate belief in Dell and what its rooted in — our direct connections with customers. So, cowboy hat or not, but yes with cowboy hat, “we do want to be part of your daily lives and want to share stuff with you just like you do. We are no different.”

Really enjoyed the post

December 5th, 2008 @1:13 am  

ps…because I am responding from and for Dell and use our corporate blog as a url, you get Lionel, our chief bloggers pic, not mine :-)

Rachel Said,
December 8th, 2008 @12:26 pm  

Great post, you’ve inspired me to rethink my online marketing strategy!

fatima Said,
August 1st, 2009 @6:25 pm  

its great reff to my project nicely written and nicely explained by MR dell Cowboy hat………………. small thought make great ideas

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