Entrepreneur and gentleman. Lives in San Francisco. Takes photos.
When was the last time you got an email that was this simple and sweet from a company?
I don’t think I ever have. I have no idea who these guys are or when I signed up for their list. I kind of suspect I never did. But their email made me visit the site right away anyway.
Kudos, Josh.
Posted on 19 June '07 by Amit Gupta, under Design, Marketing.
#1 Posted by Roger Anderson (21.06.07 at 01:50 )
I am actually trying to think of what to put in my email to friends to announce my book, blog and new life as a purveyor of books and literature. Thanks for the suggestion: 3 short sweet sentences.
I’ll see what I can do.
#2 Posted by Write an email that students will read « Random Mind (20.10.07 at 12:20 )
[...] Remember that people read differently on a screen. Keep it short & sweet. (Here’s a good corporate example.) Take the time to edit. Email sent to students shouldn’t be longer than two or three short paragraphs. [...]
Amit's an entrepreneur.
His latest project is Photojojo. If you like photography, you will like Photojojo.
Before Photojojo, he was a founder of The Daily Jolt, an online community on 100 college campuses, helped create a non-profit called ChangeThis with Seth Godin, and brought the technology un-conference BarCamp to NYC. He also started a weekly casual coworking session called Jelly.
And he's consulted for companies such as Pearson, Apple, and Creative Good and co-authored The Big Moo, a WSJ best-seller, with Seth Godin, Malcolm Gladwell, Guy Kawasaki, Tom Peters, and others.
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