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I'm curious why you want to create vegetarian dog treats? Is it for cost saving reasons, less bureaucracy as you have alluded to, or just ethical reasons?

Not judging, just naturally curious. Obviously dogs, cats etc are natural meat-eaters, although I wish my cats were veggies! Would cut down on the mice and pigeons they like to murder and bring back as trophies. 

As for your question, no idea, but go and talk to the Gov pet food experts: www.food.gov.uk/business-guidance/pet-food

Remember it well, kept getting into trouble for making little fires with my magnifying glass

Used to love cycling for miles in the summer with my mates as a youngster, never had any worries about traffic. These days it's a nightmare for my kids, even some the marked cycle lanes are death traps.

I was talking to my old man recently about cycling, motorbikes and how car drivers seem oblivious these days. His theory was I was probably one of the last generations to go from little motorbikes, 50, 100 and 125cc then to cars. From the 90's onwards, kids seem more interested in cars, so you lose that built up respect and awareness for motorbikes. With fewer kids cycling on the roads, I imagine the same is true for pushbikes. 

Anyway I digress  

Had the Oxford One, only problem I had was unable to keep my eyes open and fell asleep. Great excuse to go to bed and ignore the kids 

It's a timely reminder to update this.

So I finished my Quora experiment in mid-March, after giving it a few months.

For me, in the end it wasn't really viable for what I was using it for. It generated a lot of free listings, but the conversion rate was too low from free to paid sales. 

For the cost of £418, we generated 1,436 free signups, of which around 40% didn't bother clicking their verification link which probably means they were low-quality spam. Of those that did signup, around 1% converted to a paid option. As we don't chase up leads or do any telesales, then it doesn't make much sense to pay for just free listings. 

Compared to Google PPC which is a consistent 9 - 10% conversion rate from free to paid, making the campaign very viable.

But if you are only interested in leads, and will be chasing those down, or you are looking for web traffic generation, then Quora may well be viable for you. It is very straightforward to set up, a lot less complicated than Google PPC, put aside a little budget and try it out.

I a certified Quora addict, but It's not often I left feeling enlightened, more dishearted from constant jingoism and uninformed experts. Occasionally I'm pleasantly surprised  

I don't have a problem with Piers, I wouldn't watch any of the car crash daytime TV that idiot would be on in the first place  

Even BBC Breakfast has gone from updating you about the news to Nagga's self-indulgent opinions about everything  I've moved to LBC, which may be just an old fart thing.

That said I did think Piers think he was quite good on life stories, or whatever his interview program used to be called. 

Thats really interesting feedback. I imagine that being a hindrance to commercial business customers but for a charity or home use that sounds pretty good. Just looked on their website and can see its registered with Trading Standards Buy With Confidence and has some good feedback online.

For anyone that is interested, their website is: www.truecall.co.uk

Originally Posted by Barney

“I’m not a monarchist nor am I a communist........ but from a bygone era I know one knows how to deal with other....”

anarchist? 

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