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No so

I'm describing you going out of business. If you have no people who will potentially buy from you then you go out of business because that means you have no one buying from you.

Of course if what you think were true then we'd not bother with advertising. What's the point of spending money to get word out to those strokes or tire kickers. Get my drift.

Anyone even if they come kick my tire is a customer. They might buy my product and that's the key. They might not buy it today or tomorow but if they buy it 6 months from now the impression I made by considering them a customer is evident.

As you said, you don't call those stroke or tirekicker that to thier face. Why is that? I think because you do consider them customers, you might grumble when they don't buy something but you made the effort not to insult them. Kind of show me that you agree and are just being argumentative.

Posted by: voska   Posted on: 06/29/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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