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Everytime I do a new friend, they look to come up away with selling ideas.

Today, I got an electronic mail from one. Her name is Jen Clower-Brown. She is a phantasy creative person and friend who I've worked with on a figure of phantasy fine art projects. She wrote:

Marc,

I just received the cadmium I ordered of "The Trial of Lancelot" by Heather Dale. I haven't even given it somes full listen yet, but already she have made an feeling on me. Let me explain...

When I pulled out the packing reception that was with the cd, she had hand-written a short, personal thank-you to me on the receipt! It states nil more than "Thanks Jennifer! Enjoy, Heather", but I doubt I'll be tossing out this reception any time soon. It was just a antic gesture.

I recognize this may be a spot boring to maintain up with, but it's worth considering for your ain cadmium orders.

Jen Clower-Brown

Course, I've been a large advocate of authorship personal short letters for a long time. For a while, I handled cadmium orders in house and followed her suggestion. Now, however, CDBaby manages most of our orders. Even there, it's a batch of work to follow-up each order with an email, but allow me state you it's worth it.

Fans desire to cognize that they're not just a face in the crowd. Something as simple as "Thanks Jennifer!" is all it takes to do that impact to gain a traditionalist fan for life. That's not too tough is it? Well, follow my example, I'm gonna travel catch up on sending give thanks you messages to our fans. They've given a portion of themselves to us. And they rate it!