Many thanks to everyone for reading the SellingGeek.com blog, and for listening to our podcast!  Since launching officially in May, our numbers have grown quickly, and we’re gratified and humbled by your response.  We’re now more motivated than ever to make Selling Geek a useful and entertaining resource for you, the sales professional looking for a competitive edge.

To that end, we are changing a couple of our practices, to make our posts more useful, and to encourage you, our readers and listeners, to engage more with us and with your fellow Selling Geek-iphiles.

1. Whenever we found a follow-up story or additional information that would add more value to a post, we’ve been tacking it on to the bottom of the original post, and marking it with an UPDATE designation.  Henceforth, we shall insert these into the comments section of that post instead.  This seems a more logical place to add more information related to a post anyway, and we hope that this will stimulate more response and add to the dialogue.
2. You may have noticed that we are now supporting gravatars with our comments.  A gravatar is a small picture that will appear next to your comment, to help personalize your response.  You can set up your own free gravatar by going to this site: http://en.gravatar.com/ It’s easy and free!
3. We want your feedback! If you’ve only been reading our blog posts, and have not listened to any of our recent podcast audio shows, then you don’t know that we award $20 in each episode of the Selling Geek podcast to the best voice mail, e-mail, or blog comment that we receive from you.  Currently, we’re releasing podcasts almost every week, so if you have any reaction to any of the content here at Selling Geek, by all means, please tell us what you think!

So, give us a call anytime on our U.S. toll-free message line: 877-345-7763, or from anywhere in the world at: +1 404-418-4970, or leave your comments below.  Let us know how we’re doing, and what you would like to see at Selling Geek!

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