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Yep got them. been ill in bed for a few days just getting to grips with the workload.

I fifth all the opinions on here.
I was a windows vista and a windows 7 beta tester and windows 7 is what vista should always have been.

Is it as good as windows XP Hmm not sure but it is a very good OS.

scratch and rebuild is my suggestion

On tweeter.
you want to search for the hash tag #badcustomerservice
this is a tag that people have specified when they are talking about that specific subject.

you will be show a list of all the people tagging and what they are saying under there name you can either click reply and tweet the directly or click on there twitter user name and click follow.

for example
andrewkunze Andrew Kunze
@servercentre 21 days I have been waiting to sort out an issue for me. I am very unhappy with your service #badcustomerservice

This guy has tweeted the servicecentre directly and he has used a hash tag to tell everyone he is complaining.

now you have put it into words I can see why we have disagreed on the pro copy stance.

The distinction between a blog and a article I find has been blurred over the years, for instance I read the personal blog of a certain Job board boss and yes I expect to see a personal touch to his writing about what he is up to and why.

but then you have his corporate blog which I also read and it is evident that it is checked by his teams of minions, that is if he even wrote it himself.
perhaps I am mistaken that his corporate ramblings are not a blog at all they are a news release platform.

and this is where our discussion have come to head as I am not interested in knowing about what yacht race he was in recently on his corporate blog, I am defo more interested in what he has to say about the industry and market place as a whole and what the job sites next move is.

Hmm one to ponder I think.

Come on peeps you lot are not normally slow coming forward.

Here is a topic that Steve and I have locked horns on numerous occasion, so I thought I would get the consensus from you guys.

This is my personal theory and please burn me if you disagree.

Example 1
an article about how to write a knock out CV.
I am not that bothered about it having the site owners personal touch, I have a problem I am looking for an answer.
I don't care about the style or tone it is written in as long as the content is good the method does not interest me.

Example 2
How to avoid making mistakes when starting up a new business.
when I read something like this I again don't really care about the tone but I do really care about being shown real world examples, so content is king.

how did this come about.
if any of you have read my posts you know I cant write for toffee but I do have some knock out ideas for content I just cant put them into words, so I would prefer to use a copy writer to translate it from Grumachum, (that is half greek half brummy) into the queens finest.

Steve prefers for the content to have the authors own hand displayed in the copy warts and all.

so what do you guys think?
personal touch or professional?


Steve will no doubt burn me, but bring it on

PM me with your contact details and I will get the NDA sent over and you can have a look at the project plan.

Unfortunately not. interviewed lots of people but not many of them can cut the mustard.

Very interesting article I am guilty of a few of these.

Facebook fan pages are useful tools for connecting with your audience on a site they visit each and every day. You can broadcast messages on their Facebook homepage newsfeed, spark conversations that can provide your company with valuable feedback, and encourage fans to upload their own content. But there are some common mistakes that companies make on Facebook.

Full Article:
The 9 Worst Ways to Use Facebook for Business

I am as bald as a bandicoot and I get brain freeze in these conditions.
to top it off I am of Asian persuasion and us brothers are designed for these harsh temps.


Looks like I will be migrating back to Greece for the winter innit peeps.