Can we use our facebook or other easy-access tech to help us save time or coordinate our busy lives?

I want to hear your experience or ideas. (please comment below to do that).

As a marketing agency consulting CEO’s & business leaders, I find that all business leaders need to save admin time so we can focus on marketing and more importantly, having more time to focus on our clients.

HERE’S THE QUEST

Last night I raced to San Francisco across a jammed Bay Bridge to teach a class for my favorite microenterprise training company, the Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center. Turns out, the class was cancelled and I never received the email. Ah well, that’s life.

Am I the only one this has happened to? I think not!

Have you found great online tools that might solve this? Would you share your suggestions to save us all time at work.

ONE TIME SAVING IDEA

Thanks to my colleage Joshua Zerkel of Custom Living Solutions (Prez of Professional Organizers Assoc.), I learned about “Doodle” – a super easy way to schedule meetings online. I even use it w/ friends to schedule walks, events, etc.

Through online tools like this, the ‘training coordinator’ (admin) can send notices to the whole group so they’re auto-delivered via email, saving her valuable work time.

Plus as a participant, I could go to this site to double check status before wasting fuel and my time in case changes were posted.

SECOND IDEA

Could one setup a facebook page for communicating with groups? For example, could the training coordinator set up a  page for business that posts times, reminders, updates for both the businesses being consulted and for us consultants advising the businesses?

Could we all then ‘friend’ that page so we’re notified if there are changes, updates, info to review, etc? Wouldn’t that save everyone time and potential missed emails? (sure it’s still email notification, but facebook does seem to reliably deliver emails).

Is facebook the best ‘tool’ for this? Or is this even allowed on FB? Just seems like it would save time, efficiencies, and have a central place for updates for everyone that way. It would save admins (or anyone coordinating meetings,events, etc.) time by only posting to one website which notifies everyone at once of updates.

What am I missing here?

OR IS THERE A BETTER IDEA?

Please post your great ideas, comments, tools, or corrections to my likely misassumptions by clicking on ‘comment’ below. There are many readers who could really value from your input.

As a marketing agency, we encourage you to put in a 5 word only plug for your business if you take time to leave a comment, too!  [as an example, here's my plug: "solving business & marketing quests"].

Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge. After all, knowledge is bliss!

What about those innovators who are really changing our world with at least as much talent, discipline and hard work as anyone else- artists & entrepreneurs?Why don’t we ‘hero worship’ them?

ENTREPRENEURS CHANGE THE WORLD
While artists (writers, musicians, filmakers, photographers, etc.) expand our thinking, it’s our risk taking entrepreneurs who make vital changes to our lives: just think how much time is saved with entrepreneurial invention of cel phones or email communication. Or how easy it is to find answers on Google than it was just a relatively few years ago. Why don’t we worship the artists or philosophers who stimulate entirely new ways of thinking that change our lives, our world?

WHO ARE ENTREPRENEURS DESERVING THIS HERO WORSHIP?
While Google gets the press, there are many worthy entrepreneurs I get to meet in my work. I look forward to featuring a few in this series of “ENTREPRENEURS: DESERVING HERO WORSHIP”

“MULTIPLE KINETIC SYSTEMS” , HUNTERDON, NEW JERSEY
Tucked away in the pharma belt of New Jersey are four entrepreneurs who are taking on conventional medicine by offering a brand of innovative “five level” treatments healing patients in ways that allopathic doctors simply have no training for, no knowledge or experience. Connecting physical, neuro, holistic dental, and even family constellation therapy their methods are delivering significant patient results. One of their philosophies: “love is all”. Begs inquiry, doesn’t it? Details and articles on web. Learn tips on their facebook page. I’m honored to help their company and learn from their entrepreneurial spirit.

“A GENIE LIVING IN LOS ANGELES”, CALIFORNIA

Linda Salazar, author of Awaken the Genie Within, takes her background in filmmaking to help clients develop new life stories of their own through her coaching and books. Now that’s inspired entrepreneurialism!

She presents nationally to nursing and hospital organizations teaching her unique form of ‘geneology’ – magical techniques for practical wisdom. Her books remind us how to create new stories (or ways of being) that save our souls, stresses and life challenges, or cope with difficult people at work and keep our ‘gremlins’ at bay so our ‘genies’ can thrive.

She really walks her talk! I just haven’t seen her give up in the years I’ve been helping her promote her talents – I’ve learned so much about my own ‘gremlin’ by watching her ‘genie’ cheer us on.

Linda’s booklet 52 Tips for a Magical Marriage After Your Child is Born has great tips to keep a marriage joyous after the huge shift of having a child. I found it inspiring even for us animal parents. If you know an organization who could benefit from providing these books to their members/patrons, please let us know.

“SAVING CITIES FROM ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER” SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA

Douglas Herring & Associates enables projects to get built for cities, counties or public agencies through planning their environmental impact to protect natural resources.  To me, Doug is another kind of genie who figures out how to  get their projects expeditiously approved and built through his high quality knowledge, planning and environmental analysis.

Better, he’s an avid hiker, biker and lover of our earth. Isn’t that someone who you want to protect our environmental rights with his complex analyses and planning? He’s one of those brave entrepreneurs holding onto a verifiably worthy business even in this slowdown of economic development nationally.

You likely won’t get to meet this unlikely hero at Douglas Herring & Associates unless you manage a city or county planning office, or a development project, but you can certainly email him at his website to let him know he’s appreciated!

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Here’s some earthshattering news: We’re moving our facebook page so please send us a friend request to our new page: http://www.facebook.com/reqs.php#!/pages/Allison-Bliss-Consulting/137061816335959?ref=sgm.

We’ll let you know on facebook when the next hero worship series is posted! If you have some heros of your own worth sharing, please let us know by commenting below. After all, Knowledge is Bliss.

And if you are a hero-worthy leader, CEO or entrepreneur yourself and need marketing strategy or support, you’ll find information on our website.

I wanted to give a small tribute to them for the lessons they’ve taught me.

BRINGING HUMANITY TO BUSINESS

I was so honored to help Chip Conley and his team at Peak Organizations create their website. Here’s a leader who truly walks his talk. I listen to this short video when I’m struggling to find a creative solution, can’t find an answer, or need to be reminded that there are some, like Chip and his highly talented Peak Leader training teams, changing corporate culture by bringing deep humanity to business:

USING MUSIC FOR TEAMBUILDING & LEADERSHIP

Can you imagine a thousand corporate employees playing music, laughing and gaining some profoundly deep lessons on communication, or teambuilding together? Or having global leaders harmonize and resonate with their workforce? Don’t believe it? I didn’t either until I got to help (and learn from) my amazing  client Gary Muszynski of  One World Music.

As a thought leader in experiential training, Gary uses the performing arts to engage, enlighten, and transform organizations of all kinds, one beat at a time. Think it’s not possible? Watch their short One World Music video.

CREATING A CONSCIOUS CULTURE

Yesterday I got to speak with one of those truly thoughtful, kindhearted leaders whose firm, Nelson Cohen Global Consulting, seems to be readjusting how business is conducted worldwide.

His book “Riding the Tiger: Leading Through Learning in Turbulent Times” is described as providing “a rare opportunity to learn from a catastrophic event that shook the foundation of a thriving global organization”. His ingenuity and compassion for forming a ‘conscious culture’ speak through his work at many levels.

Contact: Allison Bliss, Allison Bliss Consulting: abliss@allisonbliss.com; 510-879-7600, www.allisonbliss.com

Oakland, CA – In response to American workers and entrepreneurs craving more exercise, and less time spent in meetings, this week Allison Bliss Consulting, a San Francisco Bay Area marketing agency, launches a service coupling business-building education with stress-reducing waterfront walks.

With the goal of helping entrepreneurs flourish, the agency’s main consultant, Allison Bliss, takes clients outside for her “Money on the Move Creative Strategy Walks”. During the one-hour, marketing-focused walks, CEOs and business owners are guided to create specific and customized revenue-building strategies – even as they are being soothed by waves, or entertained by pelicans hunting along the Bay Area’s shores and beaches.

Clients who have taken advantage of this unique service have experienced vast business shifts, such as figuring how to create an extra $100,000 in passive income; how to reach an entirely new market to generate continuous revenue; and how to create a comprehensive branding strategy – all while indulging in some stress-reducing exercise.

“When we expand our environmental horizons our creative forces are stronger, and our resistance to business change is reduced. Thus, more success is possible,” Bliss states.

Participants depart with a recorded action-oriented plan to implement business-building ideas generated during the walks, which take place weekdays-only after work. Costs are reduced during the launch period this summer. Details can be found at: http://www.allisonbliss.com/wordpress/money-on-the-move-creative-strategy-walks/.

Agency Profile: Allison Bliss Consulting

2009 Woman-Owned Business Winner (presented by the Women’s Initiative) Allison Bliss Consulting is a Marketing & Communications Agency for companies requiring an outsourced marketing department, creating branding, strategies and promotional materials that incite business growth. One-on-One Marketing Coaching rescues business owners who are completely bogged down with their day-to-day survival, and often lack the knowledge or perspective needed to reach their target market or earn the revenues they need. Allison Bliss Consulting offers strategic marketing planning and resources such as websites, social media, website optimization, promotional materials, connections, sales training and total support. Contact Allison Bliss Consulting at (510) 879-7600. For updated news, special offers or resources, see the agency’s blog at: http://www.allisonbliss.com/wordpress/.

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In an attempt to bring equity to our fair city, I wanted to show off some of the ways I find Oakland so beautiful. And I want to hear about your favorite places,events, hangouts or wonders of Oakland, too. (Either email them to me to post at abliss@allisonbliss.com or post your written comments below).

7/23/10: went for just a one hour morning walk around Piedmont district

organic market outside Kaiser

Loved that Kaiser, true to it’s clever branding allows an organic (tiny, but lovely) farmers market outside it’s hospital.

alley off Piedmont

Look at this darling greenery-lined alley off Piedmont Ave. Doesn’t it entice you down the path?

There are adorable tea shops along the shopping district

some strikingly colorful floral shops,

And some horrifying fashion, making me smile

fenton's

Oaklanders take pride in their famed ice-creamery, “Fenton’s”. I wonder why it’s so good?

window boxes

there are gorgeous neighborhoods, lovely homes with spectacular window boxes, and . . .

much more I’ll post later! Keep an eye out. Send me your faves!

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7/24/10: thanks to the brilliant photographer slash Director of Photography, Rick Wise, for these gorgeous shots of the beautiful Lakeside farmer’s market.

Thanks to my genius organizational mentor and client, Gary Muszynski of One World Music for tipping me off to this great video on rewards and productivity.

This information fuels my passion for defining how our environment serves (or limits) our marketing and thus our ability to make money.

WHEN ENVIRONMENT AFFECTS MARKETING

While some people can work in a tiny cave surrounded with piles of paper, the rest of us get heart palpitations working like that. A professional organizer once told me those ‘messy people’ are the visual workers who feel that if their papers are out of sight, they’re out of mind.

Then, there are others of us who need a pristine workplace just to think clearly. Maybe it’s because we like to free our mind to float into creative tangents so need our space organized to keep us, well, grounded.

Why is it that our marketing and our businesses are so affected by our environment?

In fact, the study of architecture is all about environment and space,and  it’s psychological affect on humans in various functions from homes to workplaces.Gothic cathedrals, for example, were designed to have darkness on the ground floor and light spilling in from the clerestory windows high above to pull your attention and ‘elevate your spiritual thinking’ towards the heavens.

Psychologically similarly, if we’re not comfortable in our work environment, our likelihood of earning larger revenues or profits – or being most productive in the workplace diminishes greatly.

ARCHITECT’S INSIGHT ON PRODUCTIVITY AT WORK

I interviewed Suzan Swabacker, an architect with Aurora Designs about this who further explained that in workplace environments older workers generally like their privacy rather than cubicles where someone is watching over their shoulder. Countering that, younger workers seek fun at work. Think: Google or Pixar’s game rooms, or Clif Bar’s climbing walls.

Perhaps it’s building fun into their work so it’s a place where employees want to stay, or maybe the comraderie-building aspect of having games-at-work, but whatever the reason, that’s what forward-thinking architects are noticing when it comes to peak productivity.[Suzan had many more useful insights which I'll share in future articles on this topic].

A FEW TIPS FOR A PRODUCTIVITY-ENHANCING SPACE

I noticed long ago that a home office was a far more productive place for me than a sterile, cat-free space. I can work at 3am or 9am, depending on when I’m most productive. I get more done when not spending hours on office politics. I light cinnamon incense when I need an energy boost. My friend Pat Sullivan who runs the Spirit at Work Resource Center taught me to build a shrine on my desk to remind me of my deeper values at work.

What techniques do you use? I’m creating a list and want your ideas! I’ll credit you if you wish, too.

To make more money, create an environment conducive to productivity. Simple, right?

AN EASY ANSWER

To me, the penultimate productive environment is outside when you’re moving. I’ve noticed that when I have a client with a marketing dilemma based on resisting a needed change in marketing (oh boy, we all resist some parts of our marketing! Any bazillionaire will confirm that!), then removing ourselves from our normal environment and taking a walk stimulates our endorphins and creative breakthroughs.

WHAT YOU CAN SOLVE

While moving, we can propel ourselves to shift gears and open to the possibilities of:

• new branding that could radically help our company, or
• learning to conduct outreach to more lucrative markets, or
• imagining and talking through development of hundreds of thousands of dollars in passive income products, or
• calibrating instructions for employees so everyone is more satisfied, or much more.

I’ve combined studies of feng shui, architecture, interior design and successful entrepreneurial businesses into a dynamic and motivating presentation which looks underneath our marketing to find the roots of what is holding us back from top earnings, along with techniques to solve these issues.

WHAT ORGANIZATION WOULD BENEFIT FROM THIS PRESENTATION?

If you belong to an organization who would benefit from this presentation, let me know. I’m thrilled to share this with worthy people who work hard but just aren’t getting the results they should.

And if you want to experience one of our “Creative Strategy Walks”, just email our marketing line to set a date and time for your own breakthrough experience: abliss@allisonbliss.com. We can be reached at: 510-879-7600.

June 2010 | Long gone are the days when ‘online’ was synonymous with social isolation and loneliness. In fact, we’re now witnessing the exact opposite: technology is driving people to connect and meet up en masse with others, in the ‘real world’. It makes for an interesting, easily-digested trend, begging to be turned into new services for your customers.

As predicted by digital gurus more than a decade ago, hundreds of millions of people are now living large parts of their lives online (and lovin’ it!). However, this has not turned entire generations into homebound, anti-social zombies (another popular forecast). Au contraire: social media and mobile communications are fueling a MASS MINGLING that defies every cliché about diminished human interaction in our ‘online era’.

So (for now), forget a future in which the majority of consumers lose themselves in virtual worlds, with cities dying and kids never seeing the light of day; expect people to mingle and meet up like there’s no tomorrow. A definition:

MASS MINGLING | Thanks to the online revolution, hundreds of millions are now actively searching for, finding, connecting/signaling, and staying in touch with likeminded souls in the virtual world. Constant updates, GPS and mobile online access is now bringing this explosion of dating, networking, socializing and mingling to the real world domain.

Here’s what driving this trend, in more detail (If you have all day to read the entire ‘trendwatching‘ report, take a look here:) http://trendwatching.com/trends/massmingling/.

People love to connect:

If you’re ready to jump aboard the mass mingling train, but don’t know how to get started, we created a social media tool just for this purpose: http://www.allisonbliss.com/services.htm#socialmedia

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1. Our Blog: We update our blog often with specific and useful information for entrepreneurs – from how to get more clients through “vertical marketing,” to truths and tips on using social media for swift results!  This blog has relevant and timely information at no cost to you.  If you haven’t already done so, subscribe today and start receiving tips for working smarter and boosting your income.

See how our readers are getting results! Recently we conducted an experiment with one of our blog posts and invited readers to ‘ask for what you want to find if you’ll get results in one week.‘  By leaving comments and engaging in a ‘conversation,’ fellow entrepreneurs asked for leads, shared new resources and generously gave ideas for helping one another grow their businesses.  The response was astounding!  In just one week, 50% of the participants got what they asked for.  Check out Results In One Week!

2. Sending Emails to a Large List? You cannot send emails to hundreds of people through Outlook or they will be tagged as ‘sp^m’ by your recipient’s server, which would be a very bad thing.  Vertical Response is a low-cost, pay-as-you-go program that allows you to send large quantities of email without getting tagged as a sp^mmer.  And, get this, it only costs about $30 to email 1,000 people.  Now that’s leverage!

This powerful email tool also allows you to send your ‘designed’ e-newsletters.  Or you can just broadcast a plain, text-only email message to your entire lead list.  As a smart communications tool, Vertical Response will help you manage your email marketing efforts with ease and efficiency; giving you reports on the crucial aspects of email marketing: delivery rate, open rate, click-through rate, & unsubscribers. This valuable data helps you improve your marketing in the short and long term.

To get a step-by-step process for creating email campaigns that work, get our special report: 11 STEPS TO BUILD ENEWS CAMPAIGNS | cost: $12.99

3. Need a Website or Internet Marketing Advice? With all the ‘noise’ online, how can you be sure your website will get found?  And once people find you, will they buy from you?  These are the top concerns of every smart entrepreneur.  To ensure you have a website that gets results, we’ll either build you a fully functional and search-optimized site, or conduct a web marketing review of your current site.  Expert advising with a sales and SEO (Search Engine Optimization) evaluation can uncover all kinds of missed opportunities, or recommend small adjustments that can dramatically impact your bottom line.

Recently, we had the opportunity to work on the website of one of our heroes, Chip Conley, of Joie De Vivre Hotels.  If you haven’t read his book, Peak: How Great Companies Get Their Mojo from Maslow, we highly recommend it.  Check out his Peak Organizations website to learn about their Peak Trainings, and get some inspiration on leading your own organization.

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4. Filemaker Pro. Like many entrepreneurs, we’re always juggling multiple projects, with multiple deadlines, involving multiple stakeholders who perform multiple tasks — all at the same time! But rather than pulling our hair out and losing sleep, we easily keep track of all those activities using a database called  Filemaker Pro. This robust program allows you to custom tailor project notes, and efficiently track your marketing campaigns and sales activities. And that makes you better at what you do.

There are many database programs to choose from, but we find Filemaker Pro to be the most adaptable for just about any type of company.  To get you up and running quickly with it, we can even train you to use it and add custom marketing fields, too.

6. Creating Breakthroughs. You will not find this marketing tool anywhere else!  We’ve just launched our novel ‘‘Creative Strategic Walks!” service this month. And…It…Works!!

These revelatory (and fun!) sessions literally take entrepreneurs out of the office and out for a walk along the water. Walking together with a marketing strategist to guide the conversation, the exercise and fresh air combine to increase your endorphins, foster more creativity and clarity, and set the stage for breakthrough ideas to emerge.

I’ve noticed over the years that when I’m  outside in an informal setting with clients or colleagues, we’re able to stimulate our imagination and innovative thinking. Some of the most successful ideas we’ve come up with for clients and colleagues have come from these ‘Creative Strategic Walks’.

So, if you’re not earning enough income, not sure why your clients don’t get the value of your offerings, or realize things just aren’t working for you, this just might be that magical answer you’ve been looking for!

7. Do You Need a Blog? When you’re using this medium the smart way, it’s a powerful marketing tool that reaches new prospects, provides value and education to your existing clients, and builds Search Engine Optimization (SEO) benefits right into your website.

But technology and content seem to be the biggest concerns among our clients when it comes to incorporating a blog into their marketing plan.  Fortunately, we’re able to eliminate these worries through our Create A Blog Package. We’ll work with you on planning, design, and content, while making sure the technology and training are in place to ensure your success.

And if you want a first class education, inspiration and support for your blogging, I highly recommend my colleague, Cheryl Liquori’s Breakfast Blogging Club’ events. Don’t miss her terrific event coming up June 26th.

8. Article Marketing. Publishing articles online is one of the most effective strategies for marketing your business and sending traffic to your website.  And ezine articles is the best place to start.  Once your article is posted on this popular site, we’ve found that it’s often picked up and posted by numerous other websites as well.

NEW UPDATE 7/9:

9. Doodle.com allows you to schedule with multiple people without having to weed through dozens of emails to coordinate. So easy to use. Creates a form allowing invitees to schedule online, privately. Saves time!

10. Tweetdeck all0ws you to manage twitter- when you’re being searched, track categories, various communications all in one place. use on iphone or ipad, too. Saves time!

When you add an author bio at the end of your article with a link back to your website, you can really begin to improve your web traffic and getting found on Google.  Contact us to get dozens more smart resources for article marketing! Call 510-879-7600 or email to: abliss@allisonbliss.com.

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This week I’m featuring an article by top Director of Photography/Editor/Film & Video Expert Rick Wise. I’ve always admired Rick’s vast knowledge, mastery of film & video – both in lighting/shooting, his directorial abilities to know what works and what doesn’t, the ability to guide clients who’ve never worked in this surprisingly complex media through tough choices in editing, and his efficiency getting months of work done in just days. He teaches at the Academy of Art in San Francisco and is writing a book on lighting for film/video. (you’ll see his mastery in the video links at the end). This article summarizes his top tips for using video on your website. THANKS RICK!

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Placing a video on your web site or blog is a great way to introduce prospective clients to you and to your services. When well crafted, videos draw people in to spend time with you. As an added bonus, Google places a lot of value on videos and pushes your site up in its ranking so that a prospective client searching for your service is more likely to find you.

At first blush, making a video about you and your service looks like a simple thing to do. And in the hands of a professional, making a good video can be relatively simple for you. Yes, you can find a friend to slap something together. But to craft a video that both entices the viewer and promotes you and your service in a way that future clients will want to come to you, that’s not likely to happen by itself. After all, if you needed someone to work on your teeth, or paint your house, or give you legal counsel, would you pick just anyone to do the job?

Let’s parse that out a bit more. Here are some of the steps it takes to end up with a winning video:

• Identify what you have that sets you apart from others in your field. This can be a surprising difficult step. A professional such as Allison Bliss will help you enormously with this part of the process.

• Write an outline of points you want to make to support step one. You will likely want to include both testimonials of some of your clients along with a taste of what you do and how you do it.

• Write a script fleshing out the outline.

• Line up the people you want to video along with time and place. If you are shooting outside of your own place, obtain permits to shoot if necessary.

• Line up the video and sound equipment as well as the locations that you will need.

• Shoot the testimonials, perhaps at your place, perhaps elsewhere. To get five minutes of good testimonial footage it takes several hours and sometimes days of shooting. Capturing good clean sound as well as shooting people so they look interesting and inviting is an important part of this step.

• Shoot the sections of the video that show you at your work. Whether you are a dentist, a lawyer, a healer, a florist, or any other profession, there is always a way to make what you do look friendly, inviting, and professional. If you can get what you want by shooting ten times as much footage as you end up using, your are being extremely efficient.

• Find and shoot or obtain the right graphics.

• Edit. This can take multiple days, and many trials and revisions. In many ways, less is more. It is so much better to make a short, compelling video than a long one that bores the viewer. There is always a conflict between the desire to tell your “whole story” and the reality that at this stage no one really wants the whole story. What the viewer wants is a delicious taste of you. All the details will come later in person-to-person meets.

• Find the right music and obtain rights to use it.

• Encode the completed video so that it can be easily seen on your web site.

• Publish to your web site.

All of the above is labor, time, and equipment intensive. And that is why it is eventually going to save you both your time and money to hire a professional to craft this video with and for you.

Here are a few links to some sample videos.

• The first one is a video I edited to promote Gary Muzynski’s team-building service, One World Music, and is based on two-camera shooting at a convention site. Go to http://www.oneworldmusic.com/index.php, and click on the small TV screen to the right. The editing took about seven days with revisions. The shoot itself took a day.
• For a totally different style, a video with no words or “sell,” here’s “Kansas Harvest” that I shot and edited for a client who wanted to sell her farm in Kansas in a very different way: http://rickwisedp.com/RW%20Director/kansas_harvest.htm I shot this video and another one on location in Kansas over four days. I edited both over seven days.
• Finally, here are a couple of commercials I shot for broadcast: “Keds” (http://rickwisedp.com/RW%20Director/keds.htm) and “Box” (http://rickwisedp.com/RW%20Director/box.htm)

http://RickWiseDP.com