So many readers ... so few replies

[glassdoctor]

Maybe some of use should go together and put out a "wsr 101" manual full of marketing and technical tips. That would be a cool item. Rather than one guys take, it would be insight from a dozen pros.

You know, each year sell an updated "new and improved" version. We have a year to put together the "2005 Professional's Guide to WSR".

[Repair1]

I think everybody that is signed up on this forum, with the exception of a few of us, is putting together a WSR marketing package to sell on the internet.

O my hell I think your right we all have the same files on our computers

[CPR]

Just want to say that I visit 5 boards on a daily basis, here, one for paint touchup ( which I still do ), two for copier, printer, fax ( my fulltime job ) and one for err.. lets say enhanced TV. Everyone here is by far the most helpful and professional bunch I have ever seen.

On the other boards I see people getting flamed for a typo, and pissing matches over nothing. So if the gimme people get offended too bad, things could be alot worse.

[desertstars]

That is an interesting proposition, GRT. The co-authored manual that is.

[GRT]

Actually Desert, it was glassdoctor that proposed that, but I agree it is an interesting idea. I think it follows along the same lines as the new "WSR only" organization that was talked about before. I thought that was a very good idea. Because if we don't get seriously organized, we will never have a true voice in this business.


And Coitster, Yep I think your right, your techniques are probably already in some finished or super upgraded deluxe editions, and will be for years to come. Lets face it, you've added a truly fresh and exciting new way to go to market that isn't bullpoo. And you've got the deciples to prove it. I'ts friggin brilliant. I'm no bible thumper but I do believe you will be rewarded 10 times over for your generosity. I haven't tried it myself yet but I plan on it. In fact I would like to actually see you in action. My hat is off to you, Desert and all the other folks that give so freely of their years and years of experience. What most people don't appreciate is the fact that the information y'all give cost actual real money and lots of blood, sweat and tears. I been at this 3 years and feel like a first week rookie compared to y'all. THANKS to everybody that has contributed.