Who's Alive?

[Xatos]

Anyone? What's the status on you people these days? Let's get an update everyone.

[LeeUmm]

I'm alive and kicking. Weird that this is the first time I've checked the forum in weeks, and you just posted this.

Just working doing the same old web design thing. Trying to take over the world, one website at a time. muahaha. No, not really.

Doesn't seem like anybody really swings by here anymore.

[Xatos]

That's cool man, can't say the world's an entirely new place for me either, though I'm about to transfer to another college soon.

I guess people have forgotten about it. Not entirely, but it's not on anyone's agenda to come around anymore I guess, especially since no one really replies.

[I Like Food]

I'm still alive.

[forgiven]

Aye, still kicking.

On the road so much, hard to find time to check in on folks.

I always wonder if the site will still be up each time I check in...

[Justin]

Wow, it's been a while. I searched my emails and the last time I visited here looks like back in 2004.

I'm about a month away from finishing my degree in marketing - graduating in the worst economy we've seen in decades with one of the worst degrees to have in a recession. Gotta love it

[forgiven]

Good luck; you may be surprised though - marketing very well could be what launches smaller companies (who survive) to the forefront (post-recession) of their respective industries. It's not like the need to get businesses message out has gone away...

[Justin]

(04-02-2009 12:15 PM)forgiven Wrote:  Good luck; you may be surprised though - marketing very well could be what launches smaller companies (who survive) to the forefront (post-recession) of their respective industries. It's not like the need to get businesses message out has gone away...

If only companies realize that. During a recession, marketing is usually the first element of a business to get cut. However, it should be the complete opposite. Those companies that expand marketing during a recession usually come out in a much better position than those who cut back on marketing.

[tripur]

Wow, Justin, haven't seen you around in years. Aw the old gang.

[LeeUmm]

Ya funny how long ago it was. I can't believe how long its been actually.

[Evilbeaver/Varium]

I am not, sorry to inform you.