The MerchantCircle Blog
The MerchantCircle blog lets local and small business owners know what's going on in their marketing world. Whether it's online marketing solutions, yellow page directory statistics, business video solutions, or general merchant musings, we make sure you're informed.
Friday, January 23, 2009
I wanted to take a moment to introduce you to your new MerchantCircle Forum Moderators who are joining our original moderator, Lindy Asimus of Design Business Engineering. You can also find them in our January Newsletter here. They have been and will be instrumental in helping to facilitate conversations between our merchants. Thank you!
- Rick Cook of Treasure Islands of Santa Cruz in Santa Cruz, CA
- Ken Mapel of The Glass Guy in Saint Paul, MN
- Monica Ross-Williams of ServiceMaster Building Services in Canton, MI
- Kathleen of A Tile Nation in Denver, CO
Sincerely,
Community Relations
Labels: A Tile Nation, forums, Merchant Circle, MerchantCircle, MerchantCircle.com, Moderators, Servicemaster, the glass guy, Treasure Islands of Santa Cruz
Friday, May 25, 2007
If you ask me, which you probably shouldn't, the word 'merry' should get thrown around more often. I mean we only use it during Christmastime to epitomize, supposedly, one of the happiest holidays of the year. (Unless you're in college)
Why can't people be like 'merry Monday' or 'have a merry day at work' or even 'you're merry obnoxious'? Anyway, there's a reason I'm on such a merry trip. We were just featured in Merry Maids' quarterly newsletter in a section about how their franchises can better market themselves by signing their business onto MerchantCircle.
You can read the article in the newsletter here.
Well, we couldn't agree more! But let me show some humility here - we're flattered you included us in your newsletter and we hope that your franchisees will take advantage of all the cool tools we have to offer. There's even a forum where they can communicate with each other no matter where they are.
Merry Maids is the largest home cleaning service in the world - that's awesome. Thanks, and have a merry weekend.
Merry,
Kevin Leu
Community Relations
Labels: Merchant Circle, MerchantCircle, Merry Maids, Servicemaster
