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PR peeps… ever wonder what blogging can really do for your clients?

English Cut is featured in last Sunday’s New York Times Style Magazine. It’s not about the blog but the blog is what got us there. The fact of a Savile Row tailor who can talk about the industry in clear straightforward terms – telling the uninitiated how they too can find the best suit they ever owned…. That’s what got us there.

Here’s where Robert Scoble’s Corporate Weblog Manifesto, specifically rule #18, suddenly makes perfect sense to me. Link to your competitors and say nice things about them.

So Anderson & Sheppard are so cool they hardly have a web site (go look and you’ll see what I mean). Fine. In the end, if all markets are conversations and Thomas is the only bespoke tailor offering a conversation, I’ll give you one guess who to put your money on.

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  • Nice hit, David.
  • Lee Sai Fon
    One thing I've wondered is whether English Cut would really have been quite so popular if it hadn't have had (and exploited) Hugh's popularity. In my view, Hugh's popularity was definitely a factor in English Cut's success. I'd love to see an equivalent small business website get as much a response without Hugh's help.
  • I love it when the good guys win.
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