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Old 11-01-2009, 08:58 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by Connallmac View Post
I was very surprised to find that there was almost no space devoted to advertising the nook in the B&N store I visited in Indianapolis yesterday. There was a small display with brochures on the customer service counter in the center of the store, and a smaller one on the end of the sales counter. You really wouldn't think from seeing it that was a major part of their future strategy. It almost seemed like an after thought. I also overheard one of the employees trying to answer some questions about the nook to an elderly woman at the customer service center, without much success. He really didn't seem to know much about it, though that may have been more of a failing on his part than on that of B&N. Hard to say.
I had the exact opposite experience at my local B&N. First, there were signs plastered EVERYWHERE. I found nook-sized brochures all over the place: the customer service counter, the cafe, the register, etc. The customer service rep was VERY knowledgeable about the device and also about readers in general.
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