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I've started conversations with a company
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and will soon launch with NYTimes.com. Their business directory is all about
business services, sometimes regional and sometimes national in nature.
We seem to be a match from their target demo info, but they requested some additional
information to help gauge the opportunity. I need your help to pull together
those items:
- monthly traffic average -- Dave
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Dave
Pasternack. Can we show a monthly average for the 2006 year?
- online demo -- they are trying to reach a high-end, business decision-maker.
Julie, can you pull our IT, C-level, small business stats? Also, if you have
the numbers compared to NYT and FT.com, that would be great. Also people looking
for wealth management (investments, stocks, mutual bonds, etc).
Could you send me this info by close of business tomorrow to share with DirectoryM?
Is there anything else I should be sharing with them about the quality of our
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in dave
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I don’t know about you Dave, but this does sound science to me and im sure
its complicated science for the average Joe Dave Pasternack!
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