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Comment on Are You Ready to be a Virtual Pioneer? by radio publicity

radio publicity — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 03:14:27 +0000

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Bravo, Cat Moriarty! I was bowled over by your candor and responsiveness to my audio comment. What you said about Deliver Magazine makes perfect sense to me– that you acknowledge the Postal Service\’s vested interest in growing direct mail AND that …

Comment on Social Networking: Why Your Business Needs It by radio publicity

radio publicity — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 03:13:07 +0000

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Comment on Customer Service Faux Pauxs (or what NOT to do if you want to keep your clients) by ewarren

ewarren — Thu, 20 Dec 2007 22:34:55 +0000

Loyalty goes only one way today, huh? However, it is nice to know that a locally-owned business still believes in customer service.

I also would like to know the names of both Dealers. I want to make sure I and my friends use Dealer #2 and not Dealer #1.

Dealer #1 needs to wake up and see the customers leaving. Providing good customer service in the first place would have been cheaper, less time consuming for their staff, and better for customer retention and recruitment than their efforts to “buy back” a customer rightfully enraged at mistreatment.

I agree with Paula — send Dealer #1 a link to this posting!

Elaine

Comment on Customer Service Faux Pauxs (or what NOT to do if you want to keep your clients) by BluPaula

BluPaula — Thu, 20 Dec 2007 04:11:31 +0000

I know I would not be happy with that treatment, either. Actually, I would really like to know who Dealer #1 is. I sure do not want to business with them.

Have you sent Dealer#1 a link to this posting? I would!

Paula

Comment on I’ll Do It Myself Virtual Book Tour in Lincoln, Nebraska by I’ll Do It Myself

I’ll Do It Myself — Fri, 09 Nov 2007 20:57:00 +0000

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Comment on Teleclasses: April 6 - 13, 2006 by Gina

Gina — Thu, 13 Apr 2006 01:47:48 +0000

Hello ,

I was reading your blog and wanted to thank you for sharing your ideas.
Your article reminded me of a conference I attended for “Women In
Technology” (WITI) in Los Angeles, CA last year. At that conference I had
the awesome opportunity to meet Marcia Wieder.

She and I spoke about overcoming fears to achieve our dreams.
Although my time with her was brief, I learned from “America’s Dream Coach”
about the importance of stepping out of my comfort zone so I could achieve
my dreams. At that time I really did not know who this precious woman was
but later learned she had been on Oprah and PBS-TV.

Marcia’s brief touch on my life made a great impact on me. Recently I
discovered her blog at http://www.dreamcoachdirect.com/ and
a Maui Dream Retreat she is giving away!!! The Maui Dream
Retreat includes a week in Maui with Marcia, roundtrip airfare, and accomodations!!
I thought you might be interested in what she had to say as well.

May all of our dreams come true!!

Gina

http://www.alopeciahopeblog.com

Comment on How Can a VA Help You? Let Me Count the Ways…. by Mary McDonald

Mary McDonald — Sun, 01 Jan 2006 19:34:06 +0000

Great tips, Glenda! I hadn’t thought about a few of these; now, I’ll keep this list handy so I can delegate what I don’t like and work on what I do like to do! Thanks for publishing this!

Mary McDonald
blogs.worldwit.org/solopreneur

Comment on Make a To-Do List by Paula

Paula — Thu, 29 Dec 2005 22:07:11 +0000

My problem is I am not realistic about my to do list.

I tend to over-populate it and then I am disappointed when I don’t accomplish everything on my list.