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	<title>Comments on: How do you give a gift to 20,000+ users?</title>
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		<title>By: Toni</title>
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		<description>I like that idea! It&#039;s a very innovative way to merge the digital era with the tangible world, and it means the manufacturer will have a fantastic, targeted demographic base they can send their message to. If you (and they) really want to make a high impact, you can go one step further, and rather than send out the same package to every user, partner with a printer doing variable data, and make every single one custom to the person receiving it.

Disclaimer: I&#039;m the editor of a B2B magazine geared toward commercial printers, so I&#039;m biased. LOL</description>
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<p>Disclaimer: I&#8217;m the editor of a B2B magazine geared toward commercial printers, so I&#8217;m biased. LOL</p>
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