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Be memorable by being different & surprising.

July 30, 2009 in Corporate Presentability, Language : English, People Presentability | 5 comments

When we do things like everybody else, because “that’s the way it’s supposed to be done”, we are unnoticed. Nobody sees us. We have no specific flavor. We are forgettable (and we are forgotten).

To stand out from the crowd, we need to be different, unique. We have to surprise our costumers, our audience, our coworkers.

Here are some examples of organizations and people that dare to be different. Be inspire by them and find ways to “WOW” your costumers.

Creative and Unusual Wine Label Designs

For more wine design: 30 Creative and Unusual Wine Label Designs (Thecoolist.com)

Manhole Art

Source : Go to “Creative, Unique and Funny Manholes” at Interbent.com for more creative manhole.

Unforgettable wedding entrance

That’s an unusual way to WOW the crowd.

Source : Le patrouilleur du net

Real fish in a water filled poster. Did I said: be different, be surprising?

A Frankfurt seafood restaurant ad that demonstrate that you can’t have fresher fish than ours.

Source: Chrisrawlinson.com, via Adfreak.com, via bjcommunication.com

Share with me: What are you planning to do to “WOW” your customers?

Posted by Denis François Gravel

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Prostitutes gets training for Canadian Olympic

June 7, 2009 in Corporate Presentability, Language : English, People Presentability | 1 comment

Presentability is often in small details that we overlook or forget but that the customers notice.

In preparation for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, the city of Vancouver will train its sex workers “to deal with international visitors and media”.

Training for prostitutes? What will they teach them?… If you have the same idea than me, then your wrong. It is still a controversial topic

Training will include:

How to handle requests for photographs and interviews.
how to handle media aggressiveness
Liberty to refuse to do an interview
etc.

The Prostitution Alternatives Counselling and Education Society (PACE) wants to help its members by informing them about their rights.

This program is created to help the sex workers. But, it has a side effect. It will contribute to enhance the presentability of the city of Vancouver and the Olympic games.

A bad interview with a prostitute that is broadcast worldwide is not good for the image.

I am wondering if the PACE program is endorse by the Canadian Olympic committee? Probably not. However, the program will probably help them reach one of their goals: project a excellent image of Vancouver.

Source: Canada.com via YesButNoButYes.com

Share with me: What do you think of that special training?

P.S. A french version of this post is now available on AxonPost.com. Unfortunately, AxonPost.com is closed.

Posted by Denis Francois Gravel

Tags: Corporate Presentability, Prostitution, Training

Surprise your customers like Chicago City

May 27, 2009 in City Presentability, Corporate Presentability, Language : English | 5 comments

Sears Tower found a new and exciting way to present the city of Chicago to its visitors.

If you have enough nerve, you can walk inside a glass bay and be 1,353 feet above street. Frightening.

Talk about creativity, talk about ingeniosity. Talk about presentability

Source : Pop!Tech Blog

Share with me: What are you doing to surprise your customers?

Posted by Denis François Gravel

Tags: Building, Chicago, Corporate Presentability, Creativity

3 Extraordinary presentations of ordinary things

May 21, 2009 in Corporate Presentability, Ideas Presentability, Language : English | 4 comments

Creativity is everywhere!

If you want to differentiate yourself, your product or your organization, if you want your message to be heard, you need to stand out from the crowd. To raise above the brouhaha. Creative presentability is there to help.

I found those three examples of creative presentability. Extraordinary presentations of ordinary things.

1) Passing out fliers – Melting Man

It is hard to grab attention when your passing out fliers. Red Cross of Argentina use a melting man to give fliers urging people to fight Global Warming.