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Web References
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1. M i c r o A r t s
www.microarts.com/news/directo - [Cached]Published on: 8/9/2001 Last Visited: 8/9/2001
Kurt Aldag | kurt@microarts.com | 603.430.1110 ext: 188
Administration
General Mailbox | sstevens@microarts.com | Human Resources | hr@microarts.com | Finance | jruss@microarts.com | 603.430.1110 ext: 100 -
2. Interface Now
www.interfacemonthly.com/colum - [Cached]Published on: 1/8/2001 Last Visited: 2/17/2003
"It seemed that Amazon was differentiated from Barnes & Noble because one was a dot-com while the other was a brick and mortar," explained Kurt Aldag, director of public relations at Greenland, N.H.-based MicroArts, a Web marketing agency. "But as soon as Barnes & Noble added a dot-com address, it became clear that what differentiated BN.com from Amazon.com were the traditional brand drivers such as price, inventory, speed and customer service." -
3. Interface Now
www.interfacemonthly.com/colum - [Cached]Published on: 1/8/2001 Last Visited: 2/2/2003
"It seemed that Amazon was differentiated from Barnes & Noble because one was a dot-com while the other was a brick and mortar," explained Kurt Aldag, director of public relations at Greenland, N.H.-based MicroArts, a Web marketing agency. "But as soon as Barnes & Noble added a dot-com address, it became clear that what differentiated BN.com from Amazon.com were the traditional brand drivers such as price, inventory, speed and customer service."
