If you want to see what we do best, give this interview a small piece of your time. The meat is about a minute into the interview when Jay talks about “how we get our customers”.

Cheers, – Bart
“Wow, this has been a great project. We’re almost there, we have 148 people signed up on the pledge!

Now, as we near the end of the month, we’re asking once more time for everyone’s help. Please find 3 more people to sign up right away! With almost 150 signed, if we all get 3 more to sign up we’ll meet the requirement of 500 without a sweat. But, we NEED YOUR HELP. We need each of you to tap into your networks and find 3 more people that would love to hear Seth speak.”

- by Phil801 @ 5:59 pm on April 27, 2007.

At the end he answered some questions from the Google employees and one of them was wondering why Goolgle maps hasn’t taken over map quest yet. This particular engineer worked on the project and still has friends or a relative who used Map Quest to get to his house instead of Google maps and that hurt his feelings. I really enjoyed Seth’s answer.

He said look, people don’t have a map problem , ya Google maps are fun with the satellite images and everything and you also allow businesses to add their location and so forth but you really didn’t do anything really “Remarkable”. You didn’t solve any problems. You just made maps more entertaining. If you want really good viral marketing to occur you must do something worth a remark, thus it becomes remarkable. Seth says it a lot better than me so go check him out on Google video.