Back in the time that fish and chicken were still used as barter, an old man and a young boy were leading a donkey into a village for supplies.
They needed to cross a bridge over a river to gain entry.
As they were walking they heard people mumble.
I wrote the following post in 2013 but never published it.
Six years later we are under the same precept.
Recently, we took it up farther than we ever should.
We moved our home and Windy City Parrot operations from the geographical center of Chicago to Lowell, Indiana a town of about 10,000 people surrounded by corn farms.
There’s only 5 stops light from one end of the main street (which we are on) to another.
We now have one lease instead of 2 and 4 fewer utility bills while eliminating 2 buildings to maintain.
Our State Farm vehicle insurance and business insurance dropped 50%.
Greetings Google small business event attendees.
Tapster is nothing short of amazing in how they come to market.
(although they should make their website HTTPS – we can help 🙂
I’d like to thank Google who sponsored the event, for their generosity.
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My YouTube channel has been abducted – please help me find it
After beginning an upload for a 17 minute video capturing the inner workings of Animal House of Chicago, a fine veterinary hospital we spent quality time at yesterday, I moved into the kitchen for breakfast.
Editor’s note:
When it comes to digital marketing evaluations, I am a mercenary, some of you will need steel-toed boots to read this.
Endnote.
Prelude:
I’m dedicating this to Bill Herring, chapter’s 310 chair, who can now throw away his diagram.
I’ve been with SCORE for 5 months.
I’ve been the director of digital marketing for chapter 310, Valparaiso IN, since December 2019.
I have my own digital marketing agency.
I’m doing this pro bono in addition to mentoring for SCORE.
I’m type II diabetic – I see my physician four times a year – I’ve been seeing the same Physician for 14 years. Dr. J is tall good-looking – smart as a tack and always makes sure I’m in top health.
Before the recession I was paying $400 a month for a Blue Cross Blue Shield policy that pretty much paid out nothing. For a few years I gave it up.
When I would visit the good Dr. just prior to leaving I would present my debit card and I would be charged $52 for that visit.
