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Some of these 30 poorly placed ads are hilarious.

Just stumbled on this article: How to Make Your Website Really Sell

Hey Kustom... Before you decide how to spend that hard-earned £3200, please do yourself a favour: Ask yourself each of the questions below. Ask your customers. Ask anyone you want. In the last 1-2 months, privately or professionally, in order to research a product or service you might want to...

:U Rock: Oh, and: Here are the Top 5 Things Entrepreneurs Need to Know about New Regulations and Laws. It's not my list, but it seemed share-worthy. What's missing?

Checkers, I can't argue with any of that...all justifiable, can all be discussed with the customer, not punitive. I was really just responding to Si's post, and should've quoted him. Sorry.

Hope it brings you plenty more business, Dan. You've got a terrific product line.

Tim! Great to see you around again! Hope you see a nice boost in sales, for a terrific product. Kudos.

I'm not in favour of surcharges. This post on ChurchOfTheCustomer.com gives a great example of why not.

Chris has done an excellent job of communicating how he creates value for his customers. How do you create value for yours?

Just popping in to say that it was really nice to read such positive comments from several people whom I both respect and admire. Thanks for pointing me here, Doug - and for the plug.

PS... Think you may find this talk by Seth Godin enlightening: "10 Bestsellers: Using New Media, New Marketing, and New Thinking to Create 10 Bestselling Books".

Hey Dan! Long-time-no-communicado. Great to see you decide to become a Merchant Member, and will enjoy reading your more frequent posts. Although I find myself here less frequently than I would like.

Greetings, Jesse! Some of my favourite people are Saskatchewanian. :)

Jim: You know you're one of my marketing heroes, right? It surprises me to hear you say that "twitter is junk for business". You couldn't be more wrong. Maybe it sucks for your business, but much depends the business you are in, and who you are targeting. And I guaranty that you would...

Maybe try sending Tony Teveris at Gerber a PM through Signs 101.

You people are all awesome. I went with lucky #13.

Dude! You're speaking my lingity! What you're doing is "experiential" branding...and it is a terrific way to nurture customer loyalty (the whole point of branding). So... Think about how you might build your positioning strategy around what you're doing. I would also suggest thinking about...

You have a problem if, in the customer's mind, you are just one of many signshops - one of many places where they can buy basically the same thing: A sign is a sign...is a sign, right? In that scenario, price will inevitably play a disproportionately larger role in the buying decision. If you...

Can't Asheboro, NC be first at anything? I'm calling the mayor. Just kidding. Welcome!

Thanks, Jamie and Stacy!