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Find The Boots

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Indian Marketing

Tuesday, June 12, 2007

I had this little gem of an email in my inbox this morning.


I'm excited that there are now more Sheraton properties in New Delhi where I can earn and spend my Starwood points, but jeesh, could they find a color scheme that would be a little harder to read? I'm sure this looks completely reasonable to Indian eyes, but who exactly is in the marketing segment they're looking for?

   

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1 Comments:

  • At 12:22 PM, Blogger TierFlyer said…

    Funny, I got that too, but am so inured to Indian color schemes that I didn't notice it.

    I did like the "exciting new livery" - I can just imagine the staff in jodphurs.....

    -TF

     

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