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Dave Delaney : Dave Made That: Communication 2.0 - How an online invoicing company is engaging it’s customers - An interview with Saul Colt of Freshbooks

  • modamags · 1 year ago
    Only "The Smartest Man on Earth" could try to make time tracking sexy. Nice interview!
  • arronlorenz · 1 year ago
    Nice interview. Quick and on point! I am opening a drive-in theater and we have been using our blog, Facebook, and Twitter to help keep people informed about what is going on. It has been nice because we get to see a direct reaction via comments to our posts. When we posted that we were moving out opening to the Spring of 2009 we still got direct positive feedback.

    With a news paper ad we would not have been able to directly measure our success.
  • Dave Delaney · 1 year ago
    Thanks very much Arron. I am a big movie fan and supporting of independent
    theatres, so I'm all about the drive-in! Please let me know if I can help
    spread the word when you're opening. Where is it?

    Here's a post I wrote a while back about my favorite video store:
    http://blog.davemadethat.com/2008/02/20/a-piece...

    Let me know more about the Drive-In. Cheers.
  • arronlorenz · 1 year ago
    I read the post that you linked to. I was very surprised when we started working on the project how much nostalgia it brought out in people. I get many e-mails from people in our area about the drive-ins that have been closed for almost 30 years.

    We're planning on opening in the Spring of 2009. We are located in Davenport, Iowa. You can read a little about us, and see some news coverage at our website. http://www.davenportdrivien.com

    I saw in your post that the video store has lost many hand written movie reviews. That is rather sad. So few video stores nowadays show a passion for movies. My favorite video store used to be a place where I could walk up to the counter and ask if there was "anything good?". That place is closed so now I must resort to blockbuster.
  • Dave Delaney · 1 year ago
    Yes, and even Blockbuster is quickly becoming a dinosaur:
    http://snurl.com/3and3
    The Onion: Blockbuster Offers Glimpse Of Movie Renting Past
    [video_google_com]

    I don't live near any good video stores, so I'm not using
    NetFlix<http://rss.netflix.com/QueueRSS?id=P1313838054172115866559122136122915>,
    which I love. I do miss the act of interacting and talking with people about
    the films, but sadly those days are quickly disappearing.

    Best of luck with your drive-in. Don't forget to check those trunks for
    extra bodies!