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Sarah Worsham / Feb 9, 2009

Morning Edition – Feb 9, 2009

The beginning of another week.  Here’s some reading to get you started:

  • Productivity Up (NPR Planet Money)
  • Back to Fundamentals Webinar (Duct Tape Marketing)
  • How do you find keywords in a specialized industry? (Search Engine Guide)
  • Build Useful Media (Chris Brogan)
  • Quick marketing tip – Copy what works! (Jim’s Marketing Blog)
  • The difference between a show and a story (Seth Godin)
  • Creating Social Media Rituals (Social Media Explorer)
  • Copyright, Blogging and Content Theft (ProBlogger)
  • Q&A: When Should I Quit My Job? (Daily Blog Tips)
  • Where Do Mobile Ads Work Best? On the iPhone! (ReadWriteWeb)
  • Why Your Startup Shouldn’t Copy 37Signals or FogCreek (OnStartups)
  • Gmail gets multiple inboxes, desktop email gets deader (VentureBeat)
  • The Future of Social Networks (Charlene Li)
  • TED Interview: Tribes Author Says People, Not Ads Build Social Networks (Wired Blogs)

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Sarah Worsham / Feb 6, 2009

Take the Time to Connect with Your Customers

dotserixAfter dropping my daughter off at school this morning, I stopped by the local bagel shop.

“Sausage, egg and cheese on wheat.  Salt bagel, double toasted, extra cream cheese. Coffee refill, please.”

“Do you have a daughter who goes to school?”

“Yes, she’s seven.”

“And your husband has a beard?”

“Yup.”

“Tell him I said hi.  I recognized this bagel must be for him from the extra toasting, extra cream cheese.”

The bagel shop owner took an extra few seconds to connect with me on a more personal level than just saying hi.  Not only did I mention this exchange to my husband, but it also struck me as important enough to blog about.  In this tight economic times, spending a few extra seconds connecting with your customers, remembering an extra little personal detail, can go along way to providing you with good referrals and future business.  All it takes are a few extra seconds and bit of effort to connect the dots.

(photo by erix! @ Flickr CC)

Technorati tags: business, customer service, customer-centric, marketing

Sarah Worsham / Feb 6, 2009

Morning Edition – Feb 6, 2009

Happy Friday to You!  Here’s your morning links… have a great weekend!

  • How Important is Your Blogging Environment? (Performancing)
  • Daily Blog Tips Guest Post Guidelines (Daily Blog Tips)
  • Thriving or Surviving in a Recession? (Jim’s Marketing Blog)
  • 9 Costly Web Design Mistakes (Biznik)
  • Fix the Paper Hole (Chris Brogan)
  • In Tough Economic Times We All Can Get By With A Little Help From Our Friends (Search Engine Guide)
  • Is the Worst Behind Us? Online Ad Revenues Pick Up In The Fourth Quarter (TechCrunch)
  • It’s 11pm. Do you know where your prospects are? (Opinionated Marketers)
  • Organic Marketing: What is It? (Insights Group)
  • How to Rehabilitate Your Name on Google (Silicon Alley Insider)
  • Mature Adults Gravitate to Vibrant, Single-image Ads (Marketing Charts)

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My sweet spot is at the intersection between technology and business. I love to manage and develop products, market them, and deep dive into technical issues when needed. Leveraging strategic and creative thinking to problem solving is when I thrive. I have developed and marketed products for a variety of industries and companies, including manufacturing, eCommerce, retail, software, publishing, media, law, accounting, medical, construction, & marketing.

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