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11  03 2008

One More Reason To Love Atlanta

Banana Florist is the coolest florist, ever and they ONLY serve Atlanta. Isn’t that awesome? They are so serious about providing great service and a quality product that they will not ship to areas outside of town. If that wasn’t remarkable enough, your flowers are also delivered with a banana. Yes, a real yellow banana that you can eat.

The fact that they are trying to be remarkable got the attention of Seth Godin. Seth Godin already had my attention and when he mentioned them in his blog I decided to check them out too. Even though I haven’t actually bought anything from them, they have a blog that lets me stay in touch with them (and them stay in touch with me). More than likely I’ll place an order because reading their blog makes me feel like I have a connection.

As a marketer (and a consumer) I love that they made a video to help explain why they don’t ship outside of Atlanta. It’s a little strange, but I like that. Watch it and see for yourself… and then call them for some flowers!

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tags: atlanta   banana_florist   blog   florist   flowers   marketing   seth_godin   video   yellow_banana  

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