Re: WebDNA 6
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2004
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 56203
interpreted = N
texte = >Geezzz Ken, you get yourself a good sales/marketing guy stateside >and your potential is virtually unlimited! Thanks for recognizing this Mark. Unfortunately the few people I have talked to who told me they would go out and sell lots of jobs for me never actually did anything. That's the problem with webdna programmers, they like the webdna coding more than they like to sell, so they sell only as much as they can code themselves. The way I see it, this is all SMSI's fault. If they hadn't created such a loveable software product the programmers with good sales capabilities would WANT to go out and sell ... instead of just sitting there coding webdna all day long. :) Of course like you said, this is a HUGE potential business, I just need some people in the USA to do the marketing for me. Unfortunately the only people I know there are "programmers" on this list, and apparently they all really prefer to write code all day long. So ... if anyone has any suggestions for finding good sales/marketing people in the USA who can hold up that end of the business, please let me know. Like Mark said the potential here is unlimited, but only with one (or more) good sales/marketing guys stateside. -- Kenneth Grome WebDNA Programmer Outsource Service Provider Phone: +6332 255-6591 ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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>Geezzz Ken, you get yourself a good sales/marketing guy stateside >and your potential is virtually unlimited! Thanks for recognizing this Mark. Unfortunately the few people I have talked to who told me they would go out and sell lots of jobs for me never actually did anything. That's the problem with webdna programmers, they like the webdna coding more than they like to sell, so they sell only as much as they can code themselves. The way I see it, this is all SMSI's fault. If they hadn't created such a loveable software product the programmers with good sales capabilities would WANT to go out and sell ... instead of just sitting there coding webdna all day long. :) Of course like you said, this is a HUGE potential business, I just need some people in the USA to do the marketing for me. Unfortunately the only people I know there are "programmers" on this list, and apparently they all really prefer to write code all day long. So ... if anyone has any suggestions for finding good sales/marketing people in the USA who can hold up that end of the business, please let me know. Like Mark said the potential here is unlimited, but only with one (or more) good sales/marketing guys stateside. -- Kenneth Grome WebDNA Programmer Outsource Service Provider Phone: +6332 255-6591 ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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