Comments on: So Much for Real Customer Feedback (Propaganda and Astroturfing, Oh My!) http://www.moongrabber.com/misc/so-much-for-real-customer-feedback-propaganda-and-astroturfing-oh-my Design and Photo Blog by Jonathan Beilke Thu, 08 Dec 2011 00:14:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Jon http://www.moongrabber.com/misc/so-much-for-real-customer-feedback-propaganda-and-astroturfing-oh-my#comment-231 Jon Fri, 11 Sep 2009 20:37:43 +0000 http://www.moongrabber.com/?p=327#comment-231 According to Wikipedia (<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quarter_Pounder#History" rel="nofollow">link</a>): In November 2008, McDonald's Japan (which did not ordinarily offer the Quarter Pounder) converted two Tokyo restaurants into "Quarter Pounder" branded restaurants which only sold Quarter Pounder meals.[2] These promotional branches closed on 27 November 2008 coinciding with the re-introduction of the Quarter Pounder at regular McDonald's branches throughout the Kant? (Tokyo) region from 28 November.[3] The Quarter Pounder was launched at one McDonald's restaurant in the Kansai (Osaka) region on 23 December 2008.[4] It was later reported that 15,000 customers had visited the restaurant on the first day, generating a record 10.02 million yen in sales for a single restaurant in one day. It was however also revealed that McDonald's had hired 1,000 "extras" to queue up on the first day. McDonald's Japan explained that the hirees were used for "product monitoring purposes".[5] According to Wikipedia (link):

In November 2008, McDonald’s Japan (which did not ordinarily offer the Quarter Pounder) converted two Tokyo restaurants into “Quarter Pounder” branded restaurants which only sold Quarter Pounder meals.[2] These promotional branches closed on 27 November 2008 coinciding with the re-introduction of the Quarter Pounder at regular McDonald’s branches throughout the Kant? (Tokyo) region from 28 November.[3] The Quarter Pounder was launched at one McDonald’s restaurant in the Kansai (Osaka) region on 23 December 2008.[4] It was later reported that 15,000 customers had visited the restaurant on the first day, generating a record 10.02 million yen in sales for a single restaurant in one day. It was however also revealed that McDonald’s had hired 1,000 “extras” to queue up on the first day. McDonald’s Japan explained that the hirees were used for “product monitoring purposes”.[5]

]]> By: kral oyun http://www.moongrabber.com/misc/so-much-for-real-customer-feedback-propaganda-and-astroturfing-oh-my#comment-230 kral oyun Fri, 11 Sep 2009 20:29:17 +0000 http://www.moongrabber.com/?p=327#comment-230 In late 2008, in Osaka, Japan, McDonald’s acknowledged hiring people to stand in line for a new hamburger release. The part-time workers were given a stipend for the product that were to be included in the store’s sales figures.” what for new hamburgers did they released? i can't remember it. In late 2008, in Osaka, Japan, McDonald’s acknowledged hiring people to stand in line for a new hamburger release. The part-time workers were given a stipend for the product that were to be included in the store’s sales figures.”

what for new hamburgers did they released? i can’t remember it.

]]> By: links for 2009-03-17 | BlueWave Media - BlueWave Media Cafe http://www.moongrabber.com/misc/so-much-for-real-customer-feedback-propaganda-and-astroturfing-oh-my#comment-229 links for 2009-03-17 | BlueWave Media - BlueWave Media Cafe Sat, 21 Mar 2009 03:03:04 +0000 http://www.moongrabber.com/?p=327#comment-229 [...] So Much for Real Customer Feedback (Propaganda and Astroturfing, Oh My!) | Moongrabber Many companies are now looking to take the easy way out of quality products and satisfied customers by simply buying customer satisfaction (and/or faking it). (tags: astroturfing satisfaction microsoft amazon propoganda) No TweetBacks yet. (Be the first to Tweet this post)Related Postslinks for 2009-03-20links for 2009-03-19links for 2009-03-18links for 2009-03-16 delicious [...] [...] So Much for Real Customer Feedback (Propaganda and Astroturfing, Oh My!) | Moongrabber Many companies are now looking to take the easy way out of quality products and satisfied customers by simply buying customer satisfaction (and/or faking it). (tags: astroturfing satisfaction microsoft amazon propoganda) No TweetBacks yet. (Be the first to Tweet this post)Related Postslinks for 2009-03-20links for 2009-03-19links for 2009-03-18links for 2009-03-16 delicious [...]

]]> By: Billardfan http://www.moongrabber.com/misc/so-much-for-real-customer-feedback-propaganda-and-astroturfing-oh-my#comment-228 Billardfan Wed, 18 Mar 2009 10:17:59 +0000 http://www.moongrabber.com/?p=327#comment-228 thats an nice post, <br />"In late 2008, in Osaka, Japan, McDonald’s acknowledged hiring people to stand in line for a new hamburger release. The part-time workers were given a stipend for the product that were to be included in the store’s sales figures."<br /><br />what for new hamburgers did they released? i can't remember it. thats an nice post,
“In late 2008, in Osaka, Japan, McDonald’s acknowledged hiring people to stand in line for a new hamburger release. The part-time workers were given a stipend for the product that were to be included in the store’s sales figures.”

what for new hamburgers did they released? i can't remember it.

]]> By: lordi http://www.moongrabber.com/misc/so-much-for-real-customer-feedback-propaganda-and-astroturfing-oh-my#comment-227 lordi Tue, 17 Mar 2009 11:48:34 +0000 http://www.moongrabber.com/?p=327#comment-227 thanks for the nice posts. thanks for the nice posts.

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