Kentucky Hospital Association to benefit from meetingtrak and etrak upgradeWritten by gomembers, Inc.
gomembers, Inc. (http://www.gomembers.com) is pleased to announce that Kentucky Hospital Association (http://www.kyha.com) has elected to upgrade its meetingtrak solution as well as adding etrak, .NET online component that web-enables their entire meetings management process. The newest version of meetingtrak offers most comprehensive and flexible meeting management system today, making it industry leader in meeting and event planning software.“Both meetingtrak and etrak have been widely embraced by professional meeting and travel planners, as well as continuing education directors,” said Tom McGourty, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for gomembers. “Opting for this upgrade and addition of etrak, association will be able to provide on-line registration and services to their members and participants,” added McGourty. For any questions, please do not hesitate to contact gomembers via email at: gomembers-inc@gomembers.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- gomembers, Inc. gomembers is a leading provider of software solutions for membership, meetings and management of member-based organizations. gomembers' software and technology enable its customers to automate a number of enterprise resource planning, member relationship management, transaction processing and member-to-member communications functions in a single software platform with seamless inter-processing of data across all applications.
| | Tread Softly When Dispensing Unsolicited AdviceWritten by Dean Phillips
I recently received an e-mail from an Internet marketing colleague. Actually, it was a series of e-mails. Everything started out pleasantly enough. He initially e-mailed me to tell me that he clicked on my ClickBank payment link and it wasn't working properly, which I appreciated and thanked him for. But it didn't end there. He immediately bombarded me with a slew of e-mails offering me various tips and suggestions. None of suggestions were anything I hadn't heard before. I just purposely chose not to implement them into my business, for my own personal reasons. However, trying to be courteous to a fellow Internet marketing colleague, I told him that I would consider his suggestions. He immediately sent me another e-mail, offering me yet another suggestion. That's when I got pissed! Gathering my composure, I e-mailed him back and told him that I didn't necessarily agree with his business procedures, but I respected his right to run his business his way. I asked him to extend me same courtesy. I guess I must have hurt his feelings, because I never heard back from him, which was actually pretty revealing in itself. But you know what, I couldn't care less. I never asked him for any advice to begin with. Who does this guy think he is? What he offered me was unsolicited and unwelcomed.
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