3-2-1 Contact Evaluating the best ways to stay in touch with your customers, staff and vendors
By Jill Amadio •
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The phone rings off the hook all day long in A. BlakeChristensen's office. If it weren't for e-mail, says the35-year-old CEO of ShowBizKid.com Inc., a Newport Beach, California,start-up networking resource for the entertainment industry,he'd miss out on corresponding with many of his existingclients and sending internal memos. "E-mail is easy, directand fast when you're stretched thin for time," he says."I can communicate with clients and partners anywhere in theworld."
Well, why not? We're all wired to the Web 24/7. Just onemouse click, and e-mails are zapped to an entire customer orprospect list. Sounds like the perfect productivity tool, too, forgetting out the word when you're dealing with vendors andemployees.
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