Comments on: Inside Pandora’s Box: A Twitter Story http://armourpr.wordpress.com/2008/07/30/inside-pandoras-box-a-twitter-story/ Luke Armour gives you the rundown on digital communication, Public Relations, and Marketing with special podcast guests. Thu, 08 Jul 2010 13:03:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Luke http://armourpr.wordpress.com/2008/07/30/inside-pandoras-box-a-twitter-story/#comment-36235 Luke Mon, 04 Aug 2008 14:17:50 +0000 http://armourpr.wordpress.com/?p=302#comment-36235 Lucia, No problem. Thanks for sharing the thought, of course, I understand not everything can be implemented. My point has always been - if you have a suggestion and never share it, then you never had the suggestion. I wonder how many customers want something from a product or service and never speak up, stop using the product and then product disappears. When, in reality, the company just wanted the feedback. What if hundreds of thousands? What a shame. Then companies roll out useless features and wonder why people don't love the product. Your Classical/Rap example is illustrates my point precisely, thanks for understanding. We'll see what happens... Best to you and the team - Luke Lucia,
No problem. Thanks for sharing the thought, of course, I understand not everything can be implemented. My point has always been – if you have a suggestion and never share it, then you never had the suggestion. I wonder how many customers want something from a product or service and never speak up, stop using the product and then product disappears. When, in reality, the company just wanted the feedback. What if hundreds of thousands? What a shame. Then companies roll out useless features and wonder why people don’t love the product.
Your Classical/Rap example is illustrates my point precisely, thanks for understanding. We’ll see what happens…
Best to you and the team
- Luke

]]> By: Lucia @ Pandora http://armourpr.wordpress.com/2008/07/30/inside-pandoras-box-a-twitter-story/#comment-36232 Lucia @ Pandora Thu, 31 Jul 2008 23:45:28 +0000 http://armourpr.wordpress.com/?p=302#comment-36232 Hey, thanks for the props, Luke! I did share your idea with my colleagues, as I do all deserving ideas. That fact, however, does not mean we'll implement it. ;) I do think a lot of listeners like that music starts playing immediately when they go to Pandora, without any clicking. But I understand why you want this: when I go to Pandora wanting to listen to classical music, but what starts playing right away is rap (because that's what I listened to last) it can be a wee bit jarring. Thanks for listening, and for your (ongoing, I hope) suggestions. cheerio, Lucia, from Pandora Hey, thanks for the props, Luke!

I did share your idea with my colleagues, as I do all deserving ideas. That fact, however, does not mean we’ll implement it. ;) I do think a lot of listeners like that music starts playing immediately when they go to Pandora, without any clicking.

But I understand why you want this: when I go to Pandora wanting to listen to classical music, but what starts playing right away is rap (because that’s what I listened to last) it can be a wee bit jarring.

Thanks for listening, and for your (ongoing, I hope) suggestions.

cheerio,
Lucia, from Pandora

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