Know-How Exchange : Student Questions

ajohnson1,

the way this works for students is you are supposed to provide what you believe are the answers to the above question.

Come on take your best shot at these and then all of our other marketing professionals will pitch in and guide you towards your answer. Our job is to GUIDE YOU, not GIVE YOU the answers.

In other words if we give you the answers you learn nothing. If we guide you toward the answers you provide your brain with the necessary exercise it needs in order to keep it functioning properly and eventually YOU WIN because you get smarter and you learn how to research out your own answers. Now that's a good thing for you. Is there anything else I can do for you?

Your Servant, Deremiah, *CPE (Customer Passion Evangelist)

PS
that's one reason why your questions are not being answered.

If I were interested in learning about the above, I would probably begin by doing a google search to find some of each type of company, then I'd visit a dozen or so sites of each type, to see how they describe the benefits of their service.

I’m afraid that Deremiah is spot on. If you want a realistic answer, you will need to provide a lot more information and put in some effort.

To start the ball rolling on your question, here’s some answers: One is much more effective than the other, one is more expensive to run, one has short term disadvantages and one has long term strategic problems.

Now tell us some of your observations and we’ll tell you which is which and possibly why!

Steve Alker
Unimax Solutions