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Comment on What if financial institutions tapped the power of Groupon? by maximut

maximut — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 19:03:37 +0000

Is this comment feed still live?

If so I have been trying to contact Andrew Mason for some time, but like many organisations, the bigger they grow the more remote their top exec become.

If you are reading this Andrew, I developed but never implemented a Groupon style idea (a long while back) that is totally unrelated to your concept, and I was looking for you to evaluate and possibly adopt and incorporate my ideas into your business model.

I know you are building up to your IPO and the chances of you responding or even reading this thread are remote, but hey, who knows.

Regards

Roger

Comment on What if financial institutions tapped the power of Groupon? by Sam

Sam — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 18:00:30 +0000

@Andrew – What about an offer for a financial consultation at a heavy discount? Some advisors and planners offer their services for upwards of $200-$300 an hour. If one was to offer a two hour discounted consultation, for say around $100, that could be of great value to many people. What do you think, Andrew?

Oh, and Andrew, thanks for this consumer revolution and keep up the good work. Hold out on a buyout, you obviously do not need the technical infrastructure and, at your growth rate, (This article was written two weeks ago and the number of groupons and money saved has exploded exponentially since then) the issue of paying your infantry to go out and get these deals will probably decrease as more people seek you out. Groupon is the s**t. Plain and simple.

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Thu, 30 Dec 2010 18:08:42 +0000

[...] While I can appreciate the enthusiasm that usually comes with the conversation, I can't help but cringe when I hear community bank and credit union marketers tell us that they're working on developing a Facebook page or Twitter account. Sure, we've seen examples of how these kinds of initiatives have helped some institutions connect with members of their communities. But too often, there's no strategy driving the decision to use these two platf … Read More [...]

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