Comments on: On My iPhone @ The Fountainebleau Hotel

By: Rich Schefren

Rich Schefren — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 15:21:53 +0000

thanks for the compliment sean… and i do agree it’s a powerful question… that can, if thought about, lead to a marketing breakthrough.

i also agree this is just a multiplier of what was always good business practice…. now there’s just more reason for doing what’s right.

rich

By: Rich Schefren

Rich Schefren — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 15:20:00 +0000

vance – thanks for your input…

i think many of their customers do want wireless access… in fact, later in the day many of the people who were staying at the hotel came over to me and told me their access wasn’t working that morning anyway – so even if i could have gotten on i wouldn’t have had the success i was looking for.

but the more important question is the question i posed…. think about that

By: Rich Schefren

Rich Schefren — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 15:17:43 +0000

you’ve done a phenomenal job with your clients alex… i believe this is the next step for you… think about it.

By: Rich Schefren

Rich Schefren — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 15:16:59 +0000

thanks for the compliment and comment…james.

glad you got value out of my free reports

By: Rich Schefren

Rich Schefren — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 15:16:19 +0000

thanks for the compliment lior – and i’ll keep you honest about your success… but we’ll worry about that later (smile)

By: Lior

Lior — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 11:21:56 +0000

I’m half way going threw the Entrepreneurial Emergency report and i GOT (!!) to tell you that rich schefren is a freakin’ genius man
i mean WOW it will probally take me a while to implamnet even a fraction of the stuff he puts out there but in a couple of years when you read about me and i’ll probally brag about how smart i am and ect. it is really all going to be thanks to rich & the gang
GREAT REPORT

By: James Holmes

James Holmes — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 06:39:42 +0000

Rich – I just wanted to quickly say thank you for this manifesto! Your content and resources are always so well researched, so well documented and immediately actionable, which holds high value for me. I appreciate the gift and your remarkable work.

Have a blessed day!

James

By: Stafford "Doc" Williamson

Stafford "Doc" Williamson — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 22:16:24 +0000

Judith,

There is a “little red X” to close on the pop-up ad, but it is programmed … well, less than perfectly, so that it is extremely wide and the right end of the “banner” shape runs off the edge of you screen to the right (or at least it does on my screen whenever my browser window is less than the full 1380pixel width. However, it I do send my browser into FULL SCREEN mode, the Close button is visible, and it closes easily.
It might be more “convenient” to viewers if it only popped up once, but that wouldn’t be as effective at getting people to click. Presumably it should set a cookie that Rich’s website can read. (Strictly speaking I guess that’s more like a peanut butter chip inside a cookie, or maybe a “cookie crumb”?)

Nobody’s perfect. The reason the pop-up banner displays that way may also be related to WHICH browser you are using since my copy of Google’s CHROME browser has an error (right now) on the tab showing this page that says the page is about, “Hot, sexy business woman reveals how men may attract women in this teleseminar.” (Which is actually an offer page I was linking to so needed to test earlier this afternoon.) Still, I don’t have a clue how it got associated with Rich’s blog page, and I gather it is some error that Google’s programmers didn’t get around to fixing before this release of their product.

Hope this is some help, Judith (and anyone else who might benefit).

Sincerely,

Stafford “Doc” Williamson
http://dreamdriver.psyrk.us