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| Jun 28, 2009 12:39 pm | | delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Walter Paul Bebirian | | entrust (a task or responsibility) to another person, typically one who is less senior than oneself
this is one of the most important elements of managing a business that I had ever heard of years ago - and yet there seems to be little said about this in todays environment of online businesses - are you delegating important tasks to others - whether they are individuals and/or other business with services to offer -
why does the Internet seem to have pushed people away from this type of important managerial activity?
Perhaps because there are so many individuals who have poured into the coaching and teaching side of things that they are simply bombarding individuals who wish to begin their own business and want to know about business and how to run them - with all sorts of how to do this or that - making these people slaves of the tools that professional marketers or advertisers or writers or whatever else it is that people do that they might otherwise intelligently be delegating to other individuals or companies - can you see what I see from the perspective that I am looking at this from and see why there are so many professionals that are working and doing very well in their businesses who are staying away from many of the tools that the Internet are pushing people to use - even social media - where so many are attempting to use this tool for marketing their businesses - it is here that the businesses of teaching marketing to others is proliferating and professionals like architects and doctors are just simply not relying on these types of tools to get their business running or growing -
So to put it another way - there seems to be a great disconnect in some ways between the previously established way of doing business and all of the matchbook hyped up hysteria that is bombarding people all over the place within the social media networks including but not limited to those who are out every other day with how to use this or that tool - selling people on this cd or that seminar - when what might be needed if a person really wants to learn to take on a specific task to save some money - is for them to learn to use the tool - by using it - (learn by doing) rather than shelling out hundreds if not thousands of dollars and hundreds and thousands of hours of precious time - that might be otherwise spend doing either managing a business or practicing their craft - or whatever they might be doing that makes them unique -
what say you my friends?
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| Jun 28, 2009 12:54 pm | | re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Walter Paul Bebirian | | this discussion is now being shared with others on my facebook page:
http://www.new.facebook.com/walterpaulbebirian?ref=name
let's see if we can get some in depth and thoughtful discussion about this in order to really see where things are going and just how successful or productive with their precious time that people are really being -
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| Jun 28, 2009 12:56 pm | | re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Walter Paul Bebirian | | now I have placed this discussion on my twitter page
http://twitter.com/volordkingdom
- if you are coming from twitter and think this of any value - please RT this to your friends so that they will benefit or be able to join and add to this discussion as well -
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| Jun 28, 2009 4:45 pm | | re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Ernie Martin | | Walter, somebody in the seminar business once said "there is hungry pool of fish out there".
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| Jun 28, 2009 5:12 pm | | re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Lamar Morgan 954-603-7901 | | Walter & Ernie, I am personally convinced it is not just what you do online that matters, but offline as well. What's even better is when you can LINK both online and offline approaches. For example, you see a bulletin board that is littered with single business cards. How dumb is that? Do ever walk up to a bulletin board with pen and paper in hand to write down the contact information on a single business card? I doubt it. People who place business cards on a bulletin board should do so en mass. Don't just put one card there - put many. Thanks to visiting the Jones Soda website, I have now decided to use soda pop bottles as a promotional tool. Believe it or not, I even had someone on Twitter ask that I send her one of my bottles. That's out-of-town promotion I did not even seek. See below. Bottom line, it's not just what happens within the social media online space, but outside of it as well. 
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| Jun 28, 2009 5:56 pm | | re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Scott Wolpow | | If you place more than one card onthe board you are in violation of good manners.
As to delegating, it is alos so many people are poorly trained and do not get the job done.
The SEC was delegated the job of watching out for fraud. My cat could have done a better job.
There is an old saying.
Those who can, do;
Those who can not do, teach;
Those who can not teach, teach Phys-ed;
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| Jun 28, 2009 7:35 pm | | re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Lamar Morgan 954-603-7901 | | Scott,
I can see why you think placing numerous business cards is a violation of good manners. However, you have to do it properly. Some folks simply place their business cards in a small envelope and thumb tack that envelope to the bulletin board. That's not really "tacky," (pardon the pun). That's really very considerate of the public. After all, you want the public to be able to take your contact information with them. So, what do you do? You facilitate the ease with which the public can make connection with you.
What is really pathetic is where you see a bulletin board filled with individual business cards and no viable,convenient way for people make contact.
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| Jun 28, 2009 7:49 pm | | re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Scott Wolpow | | The envelope takes up more space. For a whild some company was placing displays with about 20 slots, people would pay for their cards to be in there.
But what does that have to do with delegation?
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| Jun 29, 2009 12:27 am | | re: re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Walter Paul Bebirian | | great question Scott - or should I say great Scott what a question - what does any of what has been written so far really have to do with my question - has the skill or art of delegation been removed from the tool bag of the business world?
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| Jun 29, 2009 12:33 am | | re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Walter Paul Bebirian | | Ernie - yes there is this grand business called seminars and motivational this and that - but what is actually produced and how can this something be measured - for the customers - not for the speakers and their revenue - has anything been accomplished in the feel good motivational world besides feeling good - OK that may have some great value as well - but if no one outside the seminars is earning any real money as a result of attending lectures (aside from - by joining the lecture and seminar world themselves and earning money in that way) where the information that they are having imparted to them is of any real value?
but I want to do is to delegate all that has to be done in my business besides creating my art - .
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| Jun 29, 2009 12:48 am | | re: re: re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Scott Wolpow | | It is not a tool, but an action. For example you can not drill for Oil in Pennsylvania anymore, but not because Pennzoil, QuakerState and Wolf Oil stopped using it as a 'tool'.
You can not use what is not there. There is little to delegate.
Walter, you know how bad service has become around teeh Hills. Though Natural still does a great job delegating.
For those who do not live here, Natural is a great supermarket. If you watch the first Spiderman Movie you can see it after he runs out of the school.
The bulk of todays wokers expect to start at the top and get paid and think they can do what they want.Private Reply to Scott Wolpow |
| Jun 29, 2009 4:35 am | | re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Lamar Morgan 954-603-7901 | | When it comes to delegating, what we are seeing in today's world is the use of wikinomics and web 2.0 innovation. Let the marketplace compete - even volunteer - to get needed jobs done.
If you read the book entitled, Wikinomics, you will read about an gold mining company that was going out of business. It was wasting money looking for gold veins and coming up empty-handed. Then, someone got the idea of a having a contest to find the gold veins. Let the public find the gold and the company would mine it. The best gold vein discovered would win a nice prize. This simple win/win approach involving the public put this gold mining company back in the black.
In a small way, I have been able to accomplish something similar by garnering Ryzer involvement around the world with a small rural community that is struggling in California's difficult economy. As I have said many time, CARING, CONNECTING and having a GOOD DESIGN is key. The two best online examples of this I know is Twitter and Squidoo. Both are harnessing the power of third-party participation.
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| Jun 29, 2009 5:29 am | | re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Scott Wolpow | | That is not delegating. In order to delegate, one must shift the responsibility of a task to another party.
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| Jun 29, 2009 7:07 am | | re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Walter Paul Bebirian | | I see that both of you are on to something -
now has not the banks shifted the teller responsibility onto the customer with the invention of the atm machines?
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| Jun 29, 2009 1:44 pm | | re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Lamar Morgan 954-603-7901 | | Scott,
Yes, "delegating" is shifting the responsibility onto another person. That is what is happening with Wikinomics and Web 2.0 innovation. In Web 2.0 innovation, the task of providing much of the content for specific web space is "delegated" to the public - not the party that actually purchased the web space. A good example of this is Squidoo.
For a Wikinomics example, just look at that gold mining company I mentioned in a previous thread. They delegated the process of finding gold mine veins to the general public. Therefore, they only spent money to mine the gold once it was located by the public. They no longer spent money conducting a search for gold veins.
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| Jun 29, 2009 1:55 pm | | re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Scott Wolpow | | Lamar,
That is more of a stunt. At the
end of the day there is not accounting for the task.
Walter,
The tellers job is delegeted to the ATM and the software that runs it. In fact if you go into TD Bank, the telelrs now have automated counting machines. They are going to use these to replace cash draws. The machine will keep track of every bill and find fake bills. It will also keep the count correctly and eliminate mistakes.Private Reply to Scott Wolpow |
| Jun 29, 2009 1:58 pm | | re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Scott Wolpow | | If you want a 'wikinomics' version of delagation look at Amazons Mechanical Turk.
But Walters point was not new methods, but is it still being done.
Lamar, you keep thinking the internet means free labor and free services. Soemwhere money has to pay for these things. Where do you expect that to come from?Private Reply to Scott Wolpow |
| Jun 30, 2009 5:10 am | | re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Lamar Morgan 954-603-7901 | | Scott,
Yes, money has to come from somewhere. If you look at Evite.com, where does the money come from? It comes from all the advertising you see on those pages. The same is true for Squidoo and many other sites. But, were it not for the volunteer folks who upload the content, there would be no space to advertise. However, once you have that ad space you have a revenue stream. The more volunteers, the more pages. The more pages the more ad space. The more ad space, the more positive cash flow.
Squidoo has done their "design" so well, the entire company only employs six people. But, Squidoo has amassed in a few short years nearly a million lenses. How is that possible? Volunteer enthusiasm. You see, good Squidoo lenses can generate revenue for the lens creator. This is a win/win revenue-sharing model. That is what makes it attractive to volunteers. That also makes it attractive Squidoo module developers - like Amazon.com, Youtube and many others.
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| Jun 30, 2009 6:24 am | | re: Sorry you miss one. | # |
TIMOTHY MCAULIFFE | | To go with.
There is an old saying.
Those who can, do;
Those who can not do, teach;
Those who can not teach, teach Phys-ed;
And those who can not teach Phys-ed become administrators.
Them that can do.
Them that can not give OPINIONS .
And Opinions are like noses everyone
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| Jun 30, 2009 11:42 am | | re: re: Sorry you miss one. | # |
Walter Paul Bebirian | | there is an story I have heard about Cornelius Vanderbilt about the time he wished to purchase his first little boat - I think he was encouraged by his mom who did not want to see him go off to sea as a sailor - so she agreed to give him $100 if he cleared away a certain patch of land on the family farm over at Staten Island - Instead of trying to do all of the work himself - Cornelius invited his friends to help him with the promise that they would all get to ride in his new boat when he purchased it - this is how he delegated some of the work -
Now what can I entice you with in order for you to help me do what it is that I have to do? and this my friends includes a lot of different tasks at a lot of different points in time -
what types of things do you young boys and girls wish to do or have that would be for you like going on a ride on a little boat in the Hudson River? - something that you would definitely have fun doing?
this is the challenge that I see that is before me -but I cannot seem to get the picture as to what anyone here or anywhere really wants?
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| Jun 30, 2009 12:25 pm | | delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Scott Wolpow | | How will they pay for the ad space and why should they not expect it for free?
If they also give away their products where will their revenue come from.
Eyeballs alone will not pay the bills.
It is not volunteers, but people trying to make their thoughts known.
How much revenue do you get from your lens, enough to live off? Enough to justify the time you put in?Private Reply to Scott Wolpow |
| Jun 30, 2009 12:59 pm | | re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Walter Paul Bebirian | | after this thread I may just want to keep my thoughts to myself -
but once I remember that it was wise to separate business from friendship and now people are attempting to do all business through friends?
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| Jun 30, 2009 3:10 pm | | re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Scott Wolpow | | Walter,
That is the exact problem. People expect others to go to their lens etc and then click on ads. For the vast majority of people it makes no economic sense.
It also really is not delegating, it is off loading.Private Reply to Scott Wolpow |
| Jun 30, 2009 4:31 pm | | re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Angie Baker | | Good morning all,
I have been reading and following this post. I certainly found it interesting.
Walter, I will cheerfully, and have cheerfully helped promote you and your product. In turn I have recieved promotion by mere association. Scott, sometimes it is not about being paid in monies. I love riding in boats. As to delegation, I consider myself a master at it. Lol!! I have always had a Tom Sawyer attitude, since I was little, some of my children have it. Tom Sawyer was a master at delegation. Smiles!
I guess what I am saying is, Walter, delegation is a fantastic idea, it frees a person up to do that which is most important to them. By delegating it does not mean you will not be hands on, you will occasionally have to chime in on a post, as people like the connection, or send notes to someone you have delegated to, to post those thoughts. Same for your artwork, whomever posts those, will have to recieve your latest and greatest from you.
So there is still some of your time involved. To be frank,
I have delegated this network to its members, occasionally, I post, but the quality of what the members are posting is much more fascinating to me.
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| Jun 30, 2009 4:41 pm | | re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Scott Wolpow | | The question asked; Do companies, and I think we are really talking about micro companies, delegate the work. Or does the owner try and do it all himself.
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| Jun 30, 2009 4:48 pm | | re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Angie Baker | | My answer lies within, Scott. Yes companies should and do delegate the work. They need to, in order to be successful.
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| Jun 30, 2009 5:30 pm | | re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Angie Baker | | Scott and all,
Walter asked the following question within this post,
"Now what can I entice you with in order for you to help me do what it is that I have to do? and this my friends includes a lot of different tasks at a lot of different points in time -
what types of things do you young boys and girls wish to do or have that would be for you like going on a ride on a little boat in the Hudson River? - something that you would definitely have fun doing?
this is the challenge that I see that is before me -but I cannot seem to get the picture as to what anyone here or anywhere really wants?"
It would be interesting to see replies to this question as well.
Smiles,
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| Jun 30, 2009 6:53 pm | | re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Chuck Bartok | |
Walter, Your Original Post is
Well stated.
The thread seems to have been lost.
I learned many years ago not to Micro-manage,
delegate to others and allow me to do what I
love most and excel in.
The greatest ROI is when I am practicing MY
unique talent and paying for the talents of others.
Works in all of my Off-line and On-line businesses.
We had a rule in our Food service businesses:
If you were an employee (I did the hiring)
I never wanted to be bothered with
decisions regarding Customer service
or unusual Circumstances...
That is Why I Hired YOU.
Come to me after shift, Explain circumstance and there wil only be two outcomes.
Compliment for good Decision
or
Suggestion on how to handle similar Situation next Time.
These principles work Today as well as yesterday.
Without Delegation, Success will continue to be an Illusive Butterfly.
BTW thank you for the Mail.
I have been a bit off lately with Shirley's Challenges and two more deaths.
Guess I am only Man Left standing in the "family"
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| Jun 30, 2009 9:44 pm | | re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Angie Baker | | Hi Chuck,
Off topic, I am sorry to hear of your losses and Shirley's challenges. I will keep you and yours in my prayers.
Smiles and hugs,
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| Jul 02, 2009 2:37 am | | re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Lamar Morgan 954-603-7901 | | Angie,
Little things mean a lot. Delegating can be like that. My friend, Teddy, often lets me know via some form of personal message that he would like me to retweet a message he plans to send on Twitter. He even often provides me with a retweet button to make it easy for me to comply with his request. And, I usually do what he requests. Why? Because we are friends and I am more than happy to do what I can to help him expand his audience.
On the other hand, Teddy has done some nice things for me as well. He conducted an interview with a woman who organized a shopping center festival in my community. You can still play the recording from the Squidoo lens at Family Fun. Now, is the help we give each other always balanced 50/50? No. But, when you really CARE about someone else, you don't think in 50/50 terms. You simply respond...if you can.
Here is what I believe in terms of delegating responsibilities: If more Ryzers behaved toward each other like Teddy and I do with each other, there would be a great deal more productive time here on Ryze than there is currently. People here need to grasp the concept of "lifting up the other guy, ...first." This is actually central to the business model Twitter is using. Twitter will not work for you...UNLESS you follow someone else...first.
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| Jul 02, 2009 12:11 pm | | re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Walter Paul Bebirian | | it is very interesting to see how individuals bother perceive and respond to what I have written at different points in time - while Chuck is repsonding to a definitely more structured system of delegation as I have known and still have in my mind with an employee - employer relationship - the world today in a very large way seems to have moved away from that type of relationship between people and I see in certain situations where people who might have otherwise spoken specifically about what they wanted and simply allowed the people they delegated to to simply run with the idea and take it from there - are not certain any longer how to proceed - boundaries have seemed to have changed - and to a great extent - people seem to be off doing their own things and not necessarily carrying out much in any structured direction -
what do you think -
and as far as being lost - that is a natural and comfortable position for me to both be in myself and for me to see the rest of the world in as well -
now how about that other question that I put to you and that Angie reintroduced here - which was very specific and dealt with something that I am looking for - myself -
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| Jul 02, 2009 8:44 pm | | re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Angie Baker | | Dearest Walter,
perhaps if you state your needs here, it will help the members decide if it is something they are interested in or would like to participate in. I am always up for an adventure, sometimes surprise are nice. Sometimes we are not sure of what we want unless it is mapped out for us. Lol!!! I know there are many qualified individuals that are members here, that could use a boost in their business or service. It doesn't have to be for monetary gain, either. It could be the saving of monies and time by interacting with each other. Sort of like when someone hacks into a computer, then other computers, in order to strengthen their computer to take over even larger computer base. Only with a different motive and outcome in mind. A strange way to put what it could accomplish, but that is what is on my mind right now, computer hackers. Smiles!
Delegation was the original topic of the post here, then the following question to the post is what if any, would the members here be interested in doing that would help Walter free up some of his time, yet would be beneficial to both Walter and the person who does such.
It sounds like a win, win situation to me. It can be fun, too! A great opportunity to join in as a group of people who are connected.
Smiles,
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| Jul 02, 2009 8:53 pm | | re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Scott Wolpow | | Walter,
If you go down to Ben's Best, do they Deli-gate?
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| Jul 03, 2009 1:56 am | | re: re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Lamar Morgan 954-603-7901 | | Walter,
I have always been impressed by the number of business cards you are able to pass out there in New York City in a single day. But, you know what is better than simply increasing the number of cards you are able to pass out in a single day? Increasing the number of people who will pass out your business card for you. In other words, you need a TEAM of folks who care about your success. That is one of the driving forces behind Business Networking International. People who join BNI are REQUIRED to CARE about ALL those in their group. If you do not care about the other folks, you're kicked out...and your fee for joining BNI is NOT refundable.
However, you may or may not need the the strict rules and fees of a BNI Group to make that happen. All you really need is to find a few caring people who will help. I recommend finding just three because four people can easily fit around a small card table and brainstorm with one another. But, honestly, you don't even need a table. You can do this online with Skype(VOIP calling) and Yugma (Desktop sharing).
Why not put out some feelers for just THREE RYZERS and see what happens? Don't ask here publicly. Send out private messages. Keep in mind you are not simply asking others to help you. You are also willing to help them. This is a win/win business model.
Not everyone is going to buy into your sincerity. Not everyone is going to have the time available. But, so what? You don't need everyone. You only need three people to get started. That is how the "pay it forward" business model begins. Make no mistake, solid foundations are often built one small step at a time.
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| Jul 03, 2009 2:39 am | | re: re: re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Scott Wolpow | | First the people at BNI are not required to care. In fact I have left my chapter because of the way they run the chapter.In order for them to care, they have to pay attention. They do not.
Walter also makes a connection with the people he meets, taaht can not be duplicated. I have referred him a few clients in the past.Private Reply to Scott Wolpow |
| Jul 03, 2009 2:39 am | | re: re: re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Scott Wolpow | | I should add he has helped me close sales also. Private Reply to Scott Wolpow |
| Jul 03, 2009 8:34 am | | re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Walter Paul Bebirian | | this is the question for now -
what types of things do you young boys and girls wish to do or have that would be for you like going on a ride on a little boat in the Hudson River? - something that you would definitely have fun doing?
this is the challenge that I see that is before me -but I cannot seem to get the picture as to what anyone here or anywhere really wants?
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I am sorry - but I don't see if anyone has answered me at all -
Am I missing something?
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| Jul 03, 2009 4:35 pm | | re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: delegating - delegation - delegate - | # |
Angie Baker | | I will be first Walter,
I love anything to do with creativity, I would love to continue to promote your works via my website and locally.
What I expect, the ability to copy your art for my slide or flyers, giving you due credit, the continued association with you and your business. Friendship.
This is fun and will continue to be fun for me.
Smiles,
Angie
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Scott Wolpow | | I would like to go Kayaking on the Hudson and I want to do it for free.
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Angie Baker | | Great Scott! Why didn't I think of that! Lol!!
What else would you like to do, that might benefit both you and Walter that you would have fun at?
Smiles,
Angie
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Lamar Morgan 954-603-7901 | | Walter,
Here's an idea which might work for you. College fraternities and sororities are often in need of banners. You can contract with 3M to have them create any size banner you need for a sorority or fraternity, based upon a JPEG you send them via email attachment. Then, approach local colleges and universities with this added photo service. I have a friend here on Ryze that actually does this.
Lamar Morgan
CDMM - Synergistic Business Marketing
707-709-8605
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