I’m washing my hands this morning after a visit to the restroom at Cabela’s. Two guys come in and head to the urinals…here is the part of the conversation I heard:
“…he’s an interesting guy…been hunting with Cheney…born and raised in New York….”
I’m washing my hands this morning after a visit to the restroom at Cabela’s. Two guys come in and head to the urinals…here is the part of the conversation I heard:
“…he’s an interesting guy…been hunting with Cheney…born and raised in New York….”
Cabela’s has announced plans to build a 3rd Minnesota retail store.
185,000 square feet. Now that’s a big bait shop!
One of the strategies we use for our clients is called business topology mapping. It involves taking a totally unrelated business model and finding a way to apply their tactics in your own business.
Here’s an example and a free idea for my friends at Cabela’s. Pimp My Ride is a cool show on MTV right now. MTV finds some poor kid with a crappy car and sends out rap artist Xzibit to pimp their ride. Basically, they take the junker and turn it into a customized dream car for the owner. Cabela’s could find some poor hunter with a lousy goose pit and award him a total makeover. Call the show "Pimp my Blind."
Maybe instead of a rap artist, you could get Ted Nugent to host the show. I can see the pimped out blind: Satellite TV dish inside of a decoy…plasma TV monitors for each hunter connected both to the football games AND to horizon-scanning cameras to keep a look out for the birds. Full underground kitchen, the works.
Why let MTV have all the fun?