The Magic of Keep-in-Touch Marketing

Yesterday I received a phone call from an acquaintance that I’ve met once or twice but haven’t seen in over a year. She wanted to let me know that she was referring me to a client of hers who needed help with his Web site copy. Although I hadn’t thought about her in months, she mentioned that she’d received a postcard from me for the past two quarters – and that’s why she instantly thought of my services when her client voiced his need. Although it wasn’t really magic, it sure felt like it. That’s the magic of keep-in-touch marketing – people remember you and feel like they know you, and eventually, they often give you business or refer others to you.

When is a Search Tool Not a Search Engine?

Search engines were created to give user access to the vast amounts of data located on the web. This is the equivalent of creating a pair of glasses to find a four-leaf clover in a large field: you know it’s probably in there somewhere if you look, and that it’s just sitting there waiting for you to find it; all you have to do is be in the right place, looking in the right direction, and assume the glasses are giving you the precise focus you need to find it.

Windows XP Update Problem

Mr. Holzman,

I’m sure you’re very busy, but I really need some assistance and would appreciate any you could give. I have a Windows XP Pro update problem: I go to the Windows Update link from Windows XP or type windowsupdate.microsoft.com into my web browser, the page is blank and IE shows “Done” in the bottom-left corner. Am I having a viral problem or is this something wrong with XP? If it’s XP, how do I fix it without completely rebuilding the PC?

Thanks in advance,

M. K.

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