Dear ,
It's
hard to make these things short, but I'm going to try today!
Once again your fellow subscribers are CONVINCED you're missing out on some very cool technology. Just click the links in their comments:
They all said it better
than I could. You should really click the links above and take a few minutes to absorb some amazing simple technology that can save you money and give you cleaner air in your home!
Did you like the cool air filter monitor? Do you want to win one or some CASH?
Online Research Tip
This past Tuesday I was at the doctor's office to have my stent removed
from my kidney. It was a painless and fast procedure.
The man working at the check in asked my about my employer and soon enough he discovered I was the AsktheBuilder.com guy.
He quipped about how he does all sorts of online research for projects and I said, "That's cool. When you land on a website before you read the column do you go click the About or Who We Are link?"
"No, I've never done that.
Should I?"
"Well, I think it's a good idea because in my vertical, home improvement, I'd guesstimate that 95 percent of the information that's returned by Google as the top three results no matter what you search for is NOT created by someone who spent decades in the field working for paying
customers."
"What do you mean?" he pondered.
"Well, you'd be stunned that many of the websites you are using have content produced by people that have
never done the actual job they're writing about.
Some of the personalities on the home improvement shows on the cable channels have limited or no real field experience working for PAYING customers. After all, that's the definition of a professional - one who gets paid for the services he/she
renders."
I urge you to start doing that. Be SURE you click the About page and see if you can even find a photo of the person creating the content!
If the text on the About page doesn't name the creators of the content and list their qualifications, you should probably leave that website.
Let me know how you feel about this.
Stacey's DRAFTY Canadian House
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Tim Carter
Founder - www.AsktheBuilder.com
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