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Originally Posted by maxjohan
On the Internet a bucket, becomes a spade.
Every single day.
It's like I mention in a blogpost "I built a house with my $$money".
(Hiring construction workers todo it for us with $$...The point here,
people give credit, to the tamest things!)
It proves, the believes,....if our
presentation of "what we try to prove" is good,
and the majority are allready sold on Twitter,
it becomes quite is to sell the rock star story.
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Once, I received a call on my cell while on my way home from someone inquiring about a domain of mine. Ended up negotiating a $16k sale with them while on the 805 parking lo...er freeway. Was that a $16k phone call? Is my cell phone worth $16k because I wouldn't have have been able to answer if they called my home phone? No - they could have simply fucking emailed me if they didn't reach me, in which case it'd be no different than 50% of the sales I make. It's kind of sad, some people are as into twitter as mac users into mac's, trying to justify why they spend several hours a day on it when they probably could be spending most of that time more wisely and valuably.
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Originally Posted by Angry Jew Cat
which would in essence, actually make you a smart progressive company... no?
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It means you run a smart progressive sales department. It means nothing about you otherwise as a company. Peer1 for instance has a great sales department. Their customer service was absolutely atrocious, but how am I going to know that by them seeing my tweet saying I'm deciding between them and someone else for hosting and responding to my tweet?