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  • pchaney says
    I don't think I'd jump on with a comment saying "Gosh, thanks." Way too obivious. I would email Josh though saying thks
  • NeerajKA says
    Since its positive, I would probably post the link on my microblog so people would read it.
  • pchaney says
    If I had a Coolpix blog, or even camera blog (and maybe Nikon does), I'd sure reference it in a post of my own.
  • tamar
    definitely would thank them. maybe add a section on nikon.com to showcase user testimonials with a blockquote and a link back!
  • swoodruff says
    maybe ask Josh if he'd like to be part of Flickr group - Cool CoolPixers. Upload your best Nikon shots.
  • acnatta says
    yeah, I'd use it as a reference in a post about camera options, possibly digg the article and link to it off of our blog or from tweet
  • tamar
    acnatta - digg would be cool but this is a bit too specific and won't perform well on digg. if your goal here is just for user appreciation
  • tamar
    then digg isn't the way to do it, sadly. a comment expressing thanks is probably the most viable method for that.
  • Jane Chin
    others have listed great ideas; if I were Nikon I'd definitely do SOMETHING, at least acknowledge the post.
  • tamar
    right. responding shows that you're listening and gives the customer more trust/faith in your brand. so something should definitely be done.
  • tamar
    on the other hand, if nothing was done, there's no harm here, but responding shows new readers that nikon is receptive to feedback
  • acnatta asks
    wouldn't you want them to coment on the blog itself then tamar?
  • tamar
    and that would make new buyers excited that nikon is listening to the "small people"
  • tamar
    acnatta, that's exactly what i suggested in this plurk thread. digg is definitely not the right medium for it though.
  • acnatta
    yeah, I saw that comment... :-)
  • acnatta
    maybe something that was focused at photographers, pros and amateurs
  • tamar
    ok, wasn't sure :-) my 2 big points are that it's good to comment and it's good to link out from an official nikon site. empowerment!
  • acnatta
    having gone to an art school and knowing how many folks shoot for fun and profession, a topical site would be a great place to point out pts
  • NeerajKA says
    If you have written or know about any other positive reviews, link to them in a supportive comment.
  • acnatta
    yeah, you'd want to strengthen the brand with as many positive reviews as possible
  • johnrhopkins says
    I would thank him via email, post a message in the comments and consider offering him some perks when he wants to upgrade down the road
  • CUHRIZAY
    sometimes a simple acknowledgement makes the strongest statement.
  • herb says
    now the real question, is the brand manager (or *someone* at Nikon) searching for these types of things so the *can* do something?
  • acnatta
    that would be the big question, wouldn't it Herb?
  • MackCollier says
    Great and amazing ideas guys, keep em coming!
  • tamar
    p.s. i like nikon
  • johnrhopkins says
    I do too, I have several
  • johnrhopkins says
    I was a photographer in a previous life
  • tamar
    so was i! i have a few DSLRs that i used to spend a lot more time with, but i got involved with this industry and haven't turned back! :-)
  • tamar
    p.p.s. hi search engine guide readers!!!!
  • storyspinner
    if i were nikon i'd be linking to this review from the product's page (asking permission from josh of course).
  • storyspinner
    I'd also write up something in the nikon blog - perhaps including other posts too, then ask for audience feedback, etc.

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