On 2007-01-02 02:55, Verner Kjærsgaard wrote: > <snip> > b) > Namedropping is popular. I always see to that company logos etc., are > properly > displayed just about everywhere when I go to a first time demo of an > application or a desktop for a buyer. Having a logozied (new word :-)) setup > is a fine icebreaker. Even you could argue that it's ever so primitive, it > works. I ALLWAYS see to that the first desktop background sports the company > logo. They don't say anything..., but they love it. Some of them actually understand that you had to do some extra special work to put their corporate logo in the splash screen. That is what they appreciate. It means you are willing to do a little bit extra just for them (of course, only one or two realize you did the same thing for their competitors too :-) )
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