SP Schedules & Public Relations?

[Bear669]

WAIT for the poll.

Smartest SP I ever met was very confident that a "fully booked" notice on a schedule was good for business. Obviously, many other gals agree.

And the punters say.......:neutral:

 

[BEER]

Don't care :no:.

 

[Nothingtodo]

# 7 :go:

 

[Curly]

Matters not, next.

 

[HOF]

Fully booked and fluffing off requests.

I think 50% of the time, it's the girls blowin' off calls. 3 strikes and your out.

One exception for me on that is ABBY @ Dream! 4th time was LIFTOFF

 

[lagavulin]

Hmmm, let's ask the mice about the best way to sell cheese.

Perhaps these ladies are doing just fine with their own choice of advertising models based on their own circumstances and decision process.

 

[GenevieveLajoie]

Glad to see you and your common sense back Lagavulin.

 

[LickingGravity]

Hmmm, let's ask the mice about the best way to sell cheese.

Perhaps these ladies are doing just fine with their own choice of advertising models based on their own circumstances and decision process.

Nothing wrong with a little focus group feedback either Smart marketing execs employ the technique constantly

 

[Bear669]

Several good points above...

Several good points above...

Nothing wrong with a little focus group feedback either Smart marketing execs employ the technique constantly

I voted #6 and until the other thread, it never crossed my mind that anyone had a #1 POV.:neutral:

Its still an illogical conflation of two separate issues. But customer perception is what it is, and often VERY hard to change.