Vermont Shortbread Company: Vermont Shortbread Company at the University Mall: Holiday Shopping Anyone?

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December 04, 2006

Vermont Shortbread Company at the University Mall: Holiday Shopping Anyone?

Anniezee is malling (no, not MAULing) it tonight. I'll be working at the holiday craft shop near the Bon Ton end of the University Mall on Monday night from 4 until 10 and you guessed it...handing out shortbread samples while persuading customers to pose for the shortbread smartphone mall-cam. Come visit. Bring me dinner from Taco Bell or Subway and you'll score a free shortie! It doesn't get much better than this.

See you later.

Ann, Vermont Shortbread Company CEO and occasional mall rat

Ann Zuccardy on December 04, 2006 | Permalink

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Vermont Shortbread Company

Short Blog: Tidbits for small business guerilla marketing, a dash of juicy food commentary, sprinkled with a dollop of compassionate irreverence by Ann Zuccardy (with occasional marketing commentary from famous guest authors).