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Posted in Jeffrey Cufaude on Mar 11th, 2010
Here's what's interesting: ASAE & The Center DID create something .. years ago .. that I thought would do this — help create conversations. Or am I dreaming? Maybe at the time, no one was ready for it.
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Posted in Jeffrey Cufaude on Mar 9th, 2010
Hey, Jeffrey,
Were the bottles labeled?
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Posted in Jeffrey Cufaude on Mar 9th, 2010
They were but in a typeface and color that wasn't very noticeable, particularly early in the morning when you're just waking up.
It's definitely mu fault for grabbing the wrong one, but not sure why Broadmoor would go against the norm, when there is not value to be gained in doing so.
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Posted in Jeffrey Cufaude on Mar 6th, 2010
Jeffrey — Excellent Idea! I've been advocating for a long time that we need to provide tutorials to our members (and members of the public advocacy non-profits strive to reach).
In a future aLearning Blog post, I'll be linking to some free (or nearly free) sites where "quick and dirty" tutorials can be created and posted [...]
Posted in Jeffrey Cufaude on Mar 5th, 2010
Awesome post. That's exactly what we're trying to achieve in our work with ASAE with the open volunteer group and specifically the Volunteer Town Square space/concept in their community site. The idea is to have a place where people can dip in and out of projects, can post new ideas, can find other [...]
Posted in Jeffrey Cufaude on Feb 26th, 2010
Amen, Jeffrey. I couldn't agree more. Time should realize that people who truly want to read their content will continue to pay for it. Such huge discounts aren't always necessary.
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Posted in Jeffrey Cufaude on Feb 26th, 2010
Couldn't agree more. By significantly discounting posted rates, the perceived value of your publication can decline. If rates are posted in a fair manner to the end user, there shouldn't be a need to significantly discount.
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Posted in Jeffrey Cufaude on Feb 23rd, 2010
Jeff,
Another excellent post and good guidance. All too often we get hung-up on the stuff that really doesn't matter, with customer service suffering in the process. Thanks for refocusing us.
Steven
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Posted in Jeffrey Cufaude on Feb 22nd, 2010
My great-grandfather retired from the clothing industry at 60, thinking he would have only a few years to live. He lived to be 97, and regretted having retired so early. He didn't find another strong interest.
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Posted in Jeffrey Cufaude on Feb 20th, 2010
Good thoughts worth pondering.
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