The Invisible Shield and some branding stuff
Posted by Jayvee Fernandez at August 27th, 2006
I got a package in the mailbox today. Though this is not odd for me to receive stuff from abroad, it really intrigued me that instead of my name, the senders had placed my blog title “ABUGGEDLIFE” as the recipient. Gee. So this is how blog branding works?
Back in July, I had written about the Invisible Shield screen protector for the iPod. Thanks to the power of trackbacks, the people from ShieldZone contacted me and actually GAVE me a free shield for any gadget that I owned. I have never seen the invisible shield in the Philippines – the usual screen protectors I see are the ultra clear ones from Brando and Martin Fields which you can buy from Digital Walker (Parksquare, Makati, beside Yoshinoya).
So the package finally arrived. Since my iPod did not have a screen (yay iPod shuffle!), I opted for a protector for the other gadget I’m still honeymooning with … my REBEL XT!
What I actually found cool was the text at the back of the packaging. Click to enlarge.
Long term review to follow.
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Ha, at the very least, you’ll stop wiping the screen after someone else uses your camera!
nothing beats free stuff. hey GUYS (if you’re reading this…) send me something.
Maybe if u make a review for Ferrari, they’d give you a FREE FERRARI, too! Hahahaha
Lucky! I love freebies
good thinking
Lia: you have a point. I will now do a review of the stuff i want and see where it gets me.
hahaha… I got the same email from them back in July. I forgot to reply to the email because it took me a long time to get a list of gadgets from my PTB editors. Now ko alng naalala when you blogged about them.
[...] When I got an email from ShieldZone two months ago asking me if I would like to test their products, I asked my fellow bloggers over at PTB what devices they own so I could ask for samples of the invisibleShield for them. The post was burried in our mailing list and I completely forgot about it until Jayvee blogged about it. [...]