I wasn’t satisfied just to earn a good living. I was looking to make a statement. – Donald Trump

Friday, September 28, 2012

A blog.....about a blog.



When we think of “business/professional” we stereotypically think suits, dresses, and briefcases. We also, most of us, consider the professional world of higher anarchy. So, when a corporation, or the owner of one, starts blogging it’s letting us “outsiders” inside their world. Some tend to blog just business; keeping it professional. But some give us the true inside of the “their world”. The world of a business owner, they let us know the obstacles they face or the excitement of their day.
            The blog I would like to blog about is from the Matilda Jane Clothing Company.
MJC on the outside is a basic children’s and women’s clothing company. Similar to Avon you have to order their apparel through a salesperson (whom they call a Trunkkeeper). They have premiers typically twice a year, with several small ones in between. You can visit their website (http://www.matildajaneclothing.com/) view the clothing available call your Trunkkeeper and order. (They also have a “Platinum” website that you can order directly from, but it’s a mad house and things go QUICK!)
            What’s so special about MJC? Their customer service, their owner, the special little things they do, all wrapped in a cute little bundle! Not only is your daughter going to be wearing something that makes her feel special. But knowing you bought it from such a wonderful and unique company makes it better.
            They have several “employees” that post on the company blog. Almost everyday you will see a new post, whether it’s from the owner, Denise, or one of the girls in packing. They post about upcoming charity events, premiers, and personal events. The small things this company does for its customers are incredible. It’s not just a trip to the mall for Gymboree it’s a whole other experience!
            I would like to invite you the MJC blog. (They also have a facebook page!)

http://matildajaneblog.com/


Karen Eisman, Week 6.3



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