If new clients for your business is a pure numbers game, then you have to look at ConnectAndSell. This is one Sales 2.0 offering that I have to rave about! friend of ours recommended CAS a year ago and at first were reluctant. It seemed like a predictive dialer/call center offshore mashup and didn't resonate and for the price seemed like it would be questionably worth it. But then over the summer a good client of ours told us they were achieving results with it (thanks Char!). So we finally gave it a shot. It's INTENSE and I don't recommend more than a 2 hour session at a time. Need I say more? MORE >>

If new clients for your business is a pure numbers game, then you have to look at ConnectAndSell. This is one Sales 2.0 offering that I have to rave about! friend of ours recommended CAS a year ago and at first were reluctant. It seemed like a predictive dialer/call center offshore mashup and didn't resonate and for the price seemed like it would be questionably worth it. But then over the summer a good client of ours told us they were achieving results with it (thanks Char!). So we finally gave it a shot. It's INTENSE and I don't recommend more than a 2 hour session at a time. Need I say more? MORE >>

Other than general vicinity and locale to your running out of gas, how much marketing does a gas station really need to do. can see some of the top company branding (Exxon-Mobil, Shell, Sunoco, and Citgo), does anyone really care who they buy gas from? In many cases the only competition that exists is the station across the street. The direction you're traveling on the road may play more to your decision than the brand. Then there is the price sign. Probably the simplest form of marketing in the world. Food as the product feature? Do you stop for a drink? Dunkin Donuts? Yes $1.799 (down $2.30 MORE >>

Other than general vicinity and locale to your running out of gas, how much marketing does a gas station really need to do. can see some of the top company branding (Exxon-Mobil, Shell, Sunoco, and Citgo), does anyone really care who they buy gas from? In many cases the only competition that exists is the station across the street. The direction you're traveling on the road may play more to your decision than the brand. Then there is the price sign. Probably the simplest form of marketing in the world. Food as the product feature? Do you stop for a drink? Dunkin Donuts? Yes $1.799 (down $2.30 MORE >>

<-- This recent entry on one of me and my daughter Rebecca's hall of fame sites, the live art project PostSecret , reminded me of a post I've been wanting to write. How do I stay on top of what needs to be done for the company, the house, my family, for? few years ago I started using the GTD system that became popular as a result of the book Getting Things Done by David Allen. The technorati have flocked to the GTD system because of its simplicity, it's ability to adapt to any lifestyle, and the fact that most geeks have tons going on at once. Give some priority to yourself. If you do. MORE >>