I run a small New York City agency called The Ashway Group and I’m very interested in this whole marketing thingy: how it works, how companies use it, (and sometimes misuse it,) and how we can all do the thingy better. I hope you enjoy, and if you do, please link, or subscribe, or share.
Practical marketing information for small to midsize marketers from Nader Ashway in NYC
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Comments on: "About Nader Ashway" (2)
Terrific post Nader. I would also not have been surprised If would-be Sir David embraced mobile marketing. One to one marketing in its most direct and personal form.
Nader,
Thanks for your comments to my blog post. I really enjoyed your comments, and if I could, I would’ve voted for it more than once. I’ve read a couple of your posts here and I like what I read. Stay “interested” in this marketing thing!!
Thanks,
derek walker