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							I have to admit that some of your posts go over my head due to their
profound nature or cos I just don't get the gist of them - alas this one
is in danger of joining them :) 
I cant tell if you're taking the p*ss or joking - but I am gonna take
the bait and answer anyway. I think that maybe 5-10 years ago people in
marketing (and particularly web marketing) could get away with the
excuse that success couldn't be measured - but thankfully that is not
the case now, and it is fairly easy to see those who can perform and
those who cant.
Never had a problem with performance personally - maybe it's a woman
thing  ;) 
Nice tictax 
Sam

-----Original Message-----
From: underscore-bounces at under-score.org.uk
[mailto:underscore-bounces at under-score.org.uk] On Behalf Of Jan Grant
Sent: 20 October 2006 09:50
To: underscore at under-score.org.uk
Subject: RE: [_] SEO Companies/Consultants


On Thu, 19 Oct 2006, Sam Mignano - Analyst wrote:


> Beyond Metrix

Heh, I'm reminded of a friend who loved working in marketing because 
"it's like sales but there are no ways to measure success".

Shaking Tictax,
jan

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