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Washing Bishop's Dogs
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: MontrealQuebecCanada
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I agree. Targetting them is weird. You don't go to a search engine thinking of yourself as a newbie (or even knowing the word) if that's what you are.
On the other hand newcomers can often help us remove the cobwebs from our blinders and actually make us learn stuff... I'm hoping to get a newb on here soon who is very very business oriented and not your industry veteran type at all. But he has contacts with girls who are serious enough to start a solo site, for example, and regionally is close to a couple big programs whom he has contacted, that ultimately will help him traffic and business wise. I'm answering questions, nudging the right direction/s, and hopefully this will all produce new relationships and business associations. What I like is that this newb who has experience in other domains is actually listening and learning and not imposing old school, brick & mortar concepts of which he is knowledgeable, onto the new online arena into which he's dipping his little toe. I'll keep y'all up to date on this one ![]() Quote:
And once they've gotten around all your qualifying hurdles, still don't seem like they'll know how to use the thing, they fall back on the "What's your problem? I have the money, you have the product! Sell it to me!" This is hard to resist (and there have been times when potential clients have basically just been told that we couldn't fit them in our schedule or something). But this is the first time we've had a pitch to newbies... don't know if it will serve as an experiment or we should just ditch it. Personally my part is to market to industry and experienced net people; my experience with mom & pop knitting site types has not been the best...
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SigWhore
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Montreal, Canada
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Washing Bishop's Dogs
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: MontrealQuebecCanada
Posts: 211
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remember that knitting group that had a geocites site and wanted to branch out into adult? and they were mailing cheques to us every other week? and we weren't cashing them? and they sent us a threatening macrame? so we said ok and created a site for sexy knitters? and the sexy kittens niche didn't respond, for some reason? and the animal protection group got involved? and they decided to have the firemen in their locality involved since there were no fires in their city and they had lots of time on their hands heheh? and the firemen didn't know how to knit but ordered a crate of tanning oil? and they all got sick when they tried to masturbate with it?
it was a sad time because a parishioner's shed caught fire and burned to the ground. the fire department had to go to special counseling sessions to stop the numbness in their hands. remember? .
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