“What do you want to download today?” (free eBooks from Microsoft)

Microsoft finally found out that Free is very, very powerful.

Especially when you want to do “free” marketing.

For example, this link is going viral across the Internet.

So, in the Microsoft way: “What do you want to download today?” 🙂

(I hope this slogan is not copyrighted. 🙂 )

Thank you, Eric Ligman.

If you’re not convinced yet to have a look, then start with this one: How To Recover That Un-Saved Office Document

 


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