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Archive for June, 2009

What defines a “longstanding” business relationship? And, what is it before it officially becomes longstanding…is it merely standing?
Obviously, defining a long-standing relationship in the web marketing business is a subjective thing. However, a year seems quite a while… especially when you work with the speed and efficiency of Revenflo.
Previously (and repeatedly)  lauded as “hardcore Web [...]

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From the comix blog “Pictures for Sad Children.” Go there!!

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Just a quick note from San Diego. Went to the ball game last night with video editor extraordinaire Mike Bugera. Unfortunately, the Pads lost to Oakland, 6-3.
At the park, roaming photographers take pictures to post on the fan site. It was hat night, so I asked the very young girl if I had to switch [...]

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Remember what I said last time about just trying to keep a lid on things until my Cali trip? Ha!! So far this week…

I transcribed an interview for a new HVAC website.
I wrote some copy for the commercial custodial website.
I met a potential client by way of a Google hit. I’m not sure that has [...]

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Here are a few random happenings at LivelyExchange Shadowy International Writing Cartel, a division of SarcastiCo.

A commercial janitorial website is turning the corner to complete-a-tude.
An HVAC contractor website is just beginning. I am interviewing the principals later today.
The healthcare sales newsletter rolls along, as always. Did I tell you that after three years, I have [...]

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It’s a bittersweet moment when a project is old enough to get its first teeth, eat solid foods and wear big boy underpants.
Last time I began an extensive (two parts!) series looking at the range of experiences in the web copywriting business.  We looked at the bada-bing, bada-boom, in and out and done quickie. This [...]

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The range of experiences one gets to, you know, experience in this business can be sort of entertaining. This assumes you get a moment to look back on jobs when they’re finished. This also assumes that you ever get to actually finish jobs, so that you can officially reflect on them instead of searching for [...]

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