The only membership in Kamer52 that is explicitly annual (that is,
paid for annually) is for webshops and folks who primarily need an
address at the moment. This is really for administrative reasons, the
price is so low that it seems silly to send a bill every month. I
have been known to do it,
There are specific ethical rules applicable to attorneys who share
office space; in every jurisdiction these will be different because
they are set down and interpreted by each Bar Association. If you are
interested int his market it would be worth looking into what the
rules are beforehand.
I
I like the 10 visit punch card idea a lot. We've lost a few potential
members because we don't offer this option.
On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 11:11:08 AM UTC+2, Jeannine wrote:
The only membership in Kamer52 that is explicitly annual (that is,
paid for annually) is for webshops and folks
Jeannine,
Do you have a physical card for the strippenkaart? And if so, do you have
any problems with fraud? And how do you manage the card?
r.
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Hi, Rachel,
I originally made a physical card because I thought it was fun; I used
a hole punch to punch them. But I quickly found out that people who
like this plan think the physical card is fun to get but after the
first one prefer to skip it or to get an e-version because it's
annoying to
I'm trying to connect with people in the small town (13,000) people where
my business is located. I am in the downtown district and joined the
Chamber when I first came to town. Asked them on several occasions if they
would like to cosponsor educational forums, but was politely told that
Niki,
Breathe. Remember, people do what you pay them to. The Three Rivers
Merchant Association is in Business to make money. Business. As in, pay
us to get anything done.
I would go to every store individually and offer them coupon space. Call
up the Welcome Wagon. Ask them if they want to
Thanks, Josh. I just get so mad at the mentality of some of these people. I
guess it's the abundance vs. scarcity philosophy. Thanks for the sound of
reason!
Nancy
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Thank you, Joel. And thank you Josh. Both wonderful suggestions!
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Hi, Nikki,
I know. I really know, as I started my space as an immigrant. Try
your situation only you don't speak or write the language all that
well. :-)
The best thing I did had nothing to do with my space. I offered my
services as Stage Manager to a local theater group. And also let them
Niki,
You've already gotten some good advice, but I'd like to chime in to add my
voice to support you.
What Joshua said about the Merchant association is very true - if they are
membership organization, they have a vested, financial interest in helping
you only if you pay them, no matter how
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