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7 Comments on Why I Blog About Companies Like drop.io
This truly eximplifies the "age of conversation." I believe that we can expect more and more businesses reaching out in this way. The art will be to communicate thoughtfully and not appear to just be seeding information for selfish interest.
I am very curious to see how real estate agents are able to engage in this conversation in the same way--without bullying their way into the conversation.
Very interesting Shane and a very good blog!
I had not heard of drop.io.......thanks for the links so I can read about it.
the original 64. I had one too, played with some apple's, wow then windows 3.1
Hi Shane, Thanks for the memories! I haven't seen any mention of a Commodore64 in awhile, so I couldn't help but chuckle. I assume that I go back a few years further than you, so I also had the pleasure of the Z80 based computer which I guess I am too old to remember the name, the Apple’s I & II, then let's not forget the Radio Shack TRS-80, or "Trash 80" as it was better known in my circles. It's amazing how far things have progressed in those 25-30 years!
Yup I actually worked on the trs-80 a tiny bit but that was just to load up a game or something. But back then you had to know a thing or two just to even do the simplest task. I remember in grade school they had the Apple computers.
I actually installed Windows 3.1 on a machine that came with Windows 98. That was fun!
Shane, thanks for the heads up. I will check it out soon. A good product/service is really worth a praise.