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My team has definitely had many benefits and successes with our active rain blog - not to mention all the great people we get to connect with! Last week we had our most fun AR success moment.
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8 Comments on Another AR Success Story: The NY Times
Congrats! Your area is so beautiful. If I recall Poland is near Sebago Lake area. My kids used to go to camp in Oxford. Also, there are other towns with European names right? Very funny.
Tanya, this is the 3rd attempt, for some reason I keep getting knocked off the site.
congrats! this is great news. can't blame your clients, best of luck.
Thanks! -Joan, you are right. The funny thing about the town names is that although the majority are named after countries or european towns (Norway, Paris, Mexico, NewGLoucester, etc.), each one has a story as to why they have that name, and they all insist that it has nothing to do with the european towns!
Tanya, Im having a little trouble with this site today, I keep getting logged off. that last comment was me :-)
Tanya, I keep getting logged off. I don't know if it's the site, my computer or the internet connection.
anyway, me is Peter Nikic (just in case I lose the connection again:-)
Hey Your name came through that time Peter! Thank You for your persistence. I had trouble with the site today as well. It took three times to post this blog.
Tanya,
Great! And it feels great, doesn't it? The power of blogging! Congratulations!
great news, congratulations. I have yet to experience my first business success story. However, I now it is coming. Thanks for sharing the good encouraging news