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Chaitanya Reddy @ January 31, 2008 # One Comment
Every business seeks a loyal, intelligent and “chatty” customer base - people who can be wooed into liking you, people who will choose you over others for some reasons and most importantly people who will talk about how great you are.
Which section of the human population fits this bill with added benefits like a longer [...]
Chaitanya Reddy @ January 31, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Your blog/website is your own, it is a part of who you are, what you think - as private as you want it to be.
It does not matter how well you write or whether others like it , what matters is whether you are writing everything that you want to say.
Do what works for you, if it [...]
Chaitanya Reddy @ January 30, 2008 # No Comment Yet
What goes on in the mind of a fantasy writer? How does the thought process evolve to write those minute details? What makes a woman write about burning skin, throbbing hearts ripped off the chest, witches and fairies, animals, the devil??
Can she really turn off these fantasies? Does she search the sinister developings that could emerge [...]
Chaitanya Reddy @ January 29, 2008 # One Comment
The list is simple and short, things that I really really need.
1. Digital camera(Nikon 5100 Coolpics)
2. A really nice dress watch
3. Jewellery (Gold Earings would be perfect)
4. Mobile, including accessories(preferably the Apple I-phone)
Well, thats all I need right now.
Chaitanya Reddy @ January 26, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Does it reflect the true picture?
Organisations go to extents of sending people back from work because they are not wearing “proper work clothes”. Most often than not in an attempt to create a “good first impression” with the client.
I think that the impression that a client gets has more to do with performance, consistency, understanding [...]
Chaitanya Reddy @ January 24, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Most customers begin judging your business from their first point of contact. At the end of the interaction, depending on your offering they either leave satisfied or otherwise.
The decision however to continue using your product/service happens much later. An immediate “I don’t like this restaurant” may not necessarily mean the customer’s not coming back. What [...]
Chaitanya Reddy @ January 24, 2008 # No Comment Yet
When the day unfolds
And I wish you were mine
I see the world
Carefree as it could be
When the sky turns white and sunlight floods
In my daylight dream I smile in delight
For I am hugged by the love
As I wish you were mine
The moon to my left and sun on the right
I see the warmth and wish [...]
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