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February 6, 2007
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Reader Ed Brenegar writes: This is a year to change the customer relations game. With less commerce happening, presumably, there is more time for interaction. That interaction has to build the relationships...»
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I like the site but I have a suggestion for you...
Since FM/tech isn't the first site most of use visit, I would recommend giving more weight to articles from the lesser know FM sites. More often than not when I visit the FM/tech site, of the stories that I find interesting, I've already read them elsewhere.
I had not seen this before. Interesting idea. How do you decide what gets posted? Is there a rotating system of sorts?
We have an editor who makes - gasp - human powered decisions.
That is OK, John, just curious, as I imagine many of the FM "authors" want to be highlighted there. Interested how one balances the politics of such an effort. Lightly, I would guess.
Love the feed, John. But it can be a bit of a hassle clicking through to get to the original article, since the landing page doesn't post the whole thing. You may have business reasons for it, but I know I'd prefer to be taken directly to the blog post.
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