I mentioned this on a thread elsewhere, but I wish I understood why internet marketers feel it benefits them to post spam links on blogs and social media pages? I know it’s a numbers game. But it’s just as intrusive and annoying as traditional marketing can be.

I hard a great explanation about cold calling that I think applies here as well:

If you call/spam 100 people and get one sale (1% return is pretty good these days), then you’ve made 99 people really angry disrupting their day and wasting their time. If they were interested, they would have been searching. So, now when they are interested, they won’t be looking for you.

What is your opinion?

@donpurdum I very much agree with @debbielynnava If you can make a good first impression I would say the next thing to do is to maintain an emotional connection to the client so they can relate to you and feel more comfortable

We are intering into an entirely new paradigm of work/commerce. If we are able to leverage the advantage of seeing-early, the nature and direction of change, we have a leg-up on the contest. Our responsibility is to make the best use of the advantages, such- as – it may.