Comments on: Show What You Truly Feel With Video http://juniorbiz.com/show-what-you-truly-feel-with-video Young people, grownup business Sat, 06 Mar 2010 21:21:20 +0000 hourly 1 By: Nick Tart http://juniorbiz.com/show-what-you-truly-feel-with-video#comment-115 Nick Tart Mon, 29 Jun 2009 06:11:26 +0000 http://jrbiz.org/?p=235#comment-115 Well said, thanks for the comment Matt. Well said, thanks for the comment Matt.

]]> By: @MattWilsontv http://juniorbiz.com/show-what-you-truly-feel-with-video#comment-82 @MattWilsontv Mon, 29 Jun 2009 05:12:13 +0000 http://jrbiz.org/?p=235#comment-82 Transparency tells all. If you don't talk from your heart, your company is just another drone. Transparency tells all. If you don’t talk from your heart, your company is just another drone.

]]> By: Jared O'Toole http://juniorbiz.com/show-what-you-truly-feel-with-video#comment-81 Jared O'Toole Mon, 29 Jun 2009 05:11:25 +0000 http://jrbiz.org/?p=235#comment-81 Thanks for the kind words Nick! I agree in the end its about getting that emotion across in an effective way. Thanks again for the post opportunity! Thanks for the kind words Nick! I agree in the end its about getting that emotion across in an effective way.

Thanks again for the post opportunity!

]]> By: Nick Tart http://juniorbiz.com/show-what-you-truly-feel-with-video#comment-79 Nick Tart Mon, 29 Jun 2009 05:07:52 +0000 http://jrbiz.org/?p=235#comment-79 Thanks for the post, Jared! I think you make some great points. These days, people are extraordinarily skeptical of corporate executives and their intentions with their businesses. A simple press release that the executive probably didn’t write doesn’t cut it anymore. The same can be said for young businesses. If you make a mistake, make sure the people who were afflicted by your mistake know you are genuinely sorry. Along the same lines, when you have a loyal customer, make sure that customer knows you appreciated them; preferably with a hand-written thank you card. Sincerity is a lesson you should learn early on. Thanks for the post, Jared! I think you make some great points. These days, people are extraordinarily skeptical of corporate executives and their intentions with their businesses. A simple press release that the executive probably didn’t write doesn’t cut it anymore.

The same can be said for young businesses. If you make a mistake, make sure the people who were afflicted by your mistake know you are genuinely sorry. Along the same lines, when you have a loyal customer, make sure that customer knows you appreciated them; preferably with a hand-written thank you card. Sincerity is a lesson you should learn early on.

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