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	<title>Comments on: Making Second Hand Fashionable</title>
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		<title>By: Brendan Hurley</title>
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		<dc:creator>Brendan Hurley</dc:creator>
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		<description>Dan, Thank you for including us in your posting about the Walker column in the NY Times Mag.  The Fashion of Goodwill concept here in DC has really launched a major shift in perceptions of Goodwill Stores, generating a measurable increase in both traffic and sales.  The blog converts 7.6% of its readers and the virtual fashion show 15% of its viewers into online Goodwill shoppers.  The campaign has enabled Goodwill to not only engage a new population of shoppers, but also generate more money to fund our job training programs.  In today&#039;s economy, Goodwill&#039;s mission is more critical than it has been in 80 years.

Brendan Hurley
VP, Marketing
Goodwill of Greater Washington</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dan, Thank you for including us in your posting about the Walker column in the NY Times Mag.  The Fashion of Goodwill concept here in DC has really launched a major shift in perceptions of Goodwill Stores, generating a measurable increase in both traffic and sales.  The blog converts 7.6% of its readers and the virtual fashion show 15% of its viewers into online Goodwill shoppers.  The campaign has enabled Goodwill to not only engage a new population of shoppers, but also generate more money to fund our job training programs.  In today&#8217;s economy, Goodwill&#8217;s mission is more critical than it has been in 80 years.</p>
<p>Brendan Hurley<br />
VP, Marketing<br />
Goodwill of Greater Washington</p>
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