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		<title>In praise of the bandwagon</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The bandwagon gets a rough ride. Jump on board and everyone thinks you're being lazy. I say jump on board and enjoy the ride.]]></description>
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<p>The bandwagon gets a rough ride. Jump on board and everyone thinks you&#8217;re being lazy. The bandwagon haters form their own to ride alongside you and throw insults in your path.</p>
<p>It&#8217;s a fad, a phase, the next big thing. The bandwagon is, they say, where the also-ran sits, the followers, the sheep. Don&#8217;t ride the bandwagon because you&#8217;ll never find your way home to the cool stuff.</p>
<p>So iPhones and social media are what to avoid, hate Flash and eBooks. They have none of those on the anti-bandwagon bandwagon. Go your own way and travel with us.</p>
<p>But you&#8217;re in Marketing, they say, so what can we expect. The things we like don&#8217;t need marketing. Paper books and cathode ray tellys, open source systems and food from the bins. These are a few of our favourite things.</p>
<p>They are wrong though. The bandwagon isn&#8217;t such a bad place to be. Sure it gets crowded but what&#8217;s wrong with that? If you&#8217;ve something to say you need people to hear. A wagon full of people enjoying a trend or a movement or a product isn&#8217;t such a bad place to be. We all have to spend our leisure time doing something and if other people are drawn to a particular thing then maybe, just maybe there&#8217;s something to it. Something worth participating in, something worth enjoying alongside others.</p>
<p>It&#8217;s not all bad, this like-minded thing.</p>
<p>Yes, the bandwagon is fine form of transport. Hitch yourself to it and see where it takes you.</p>
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