Comments for Dynamic Designworks Inc http://www.ddw.us.com Transforming Concepts into Reality Sun, 25 Dec 2011 04:04:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Jumping Through Fire and Achieving Your Social Media Goals by Lenora Gallon http://www.ddw.us.com/jumping-through-fire-and-achieving-your-social-media-goals/#comment-43 Lenora Gallon Sun, 25 Dec 2011 04:04:42 +0000 http://www.ddw.us.com/?p=653#comment-43 Just a smiling visitor here to share the love (:, btw outstanding style and design . Just a smiling visitor here to share the love (:, btw outstanding style and design .

]]> Comment on Dallas vs. Los Angeles: Where would you prefer to preview your toys? by Penelope Nicolopolis http://www.ddw.us.com/dallas-vs-los-angeles-where-would-you-prefer-to-preview-your-toys/#comment-30 Penelope Nicolopolis Wed, 26 Oct 2011 01:26:30 +0000 http://www.ddw.us.com/?p=662#comment-30 Suzanne: I'm choosing Dallas, TX because it's more convenient for me to travel to - since I live in Santa Fe, NM. Glad to hear that the big 5 are choosing to stay put in LA, though. Love visiting, of course! In all fairness, if I decide to move out of NM, I would have some difficulty in choosing between LA & LV. Las Vegas is less expensive when it comes to lodging & easier to navigate than LA. Depending on where I move to in the near future, Dallas remains attractive. Santa Fe is getting to be too small for me - in spite of it's many pros. There are always pros & cons. Still: I think that your question is an interesting & valid one. Love your blog! Nice presentation! Take Care, Penelope Suzanne:
I’m choosing Dallas, TX because it’s more convenient for me to travel to – since I live in Santa Fe, NM. Glad to hear that the big 5 are choosing to stay put in LA, though. Love visiting, of course! In all fairness, if I decide to move out of NM, I would have some difficulty in choosing between LA & LV. Las Vegas is less expensive when it comes to lodging & easier to navigate than LA. Depending on where I move to in the near future, Dallas remains attractive. Santa Fe is getting to be too small for me – in spite of it’s many pros.
There are always pros & cons.
Still: I think that your question is an interesting & valid one. Love your blog! Nice presentation!
Take Care, Penelope

]]> Comment on James R. Becker, Toy Licensing Industry Pioneer, Dies at 90 by Robbie Periera http://www.ddw.us.com/james-r-becker-toy-licensing-industry-pioneer-dies-at-90/#comment-23 Robbie Periera Wed, 28 Sep 2011 02:40:08 +0000 http://www.ddw.us.com/?p=512#comment-23 "At the touch of love everyone becomes a poet." ~ Plato “At the touch of love everyone becomes a poet.” ~ Plato

]]> Comment on James R. Becker, Toy Licensing Industry Pioneer, Dies at 90 by Kathryne Romriell http://www.ddw.us.com/james-r-becker-toy-licensing-industry-pioneer-dies-at-90/#comment-22 Kathryne Romriell Sat, 24 Sep 2011 06:41:41 +0000 http://www.ddw.us.com/?p=512#comment-22 "One is loved because one is loved. No reason is needed for loving." ~ Paulo Coelho “One is loved because one is loved. No reason is needed for loving.” ~ Paulo Coelho

]]> Comment on Bad Blogger Pitches: The Other Side of the PR-Blogger Relationship by Mary Kay Russell http://www.ddw.us.com/bad-blogger-pitches-the-other-side-of-the-pr-blogger-relationship/#comment-2 Mary Kay Russell Fri, 19 Aug 2011 05:36:39 +0000 http://www.ddw.us.com/?p=542#comment-2 Great information Suzanne! I couldn't agree more on your point about quality, honest, heartfelt writing when it comes to blogger reviews. As a small game manufacturer with a limited marketing budget, I developed relationships with many bloggers for product reviews and giveaways. It took time and money to develop the relationships, provide them with product, set up contests and giveaways, and make sure winners' prizes were shipped when promised. While most reviews I received were fabulously and engagingly written, there were more than a handful that were simply cut & pasted content from my website, press release or sell sheet. A definite disappointment, but an important lesson that you also point out ... It' not about the number of followers, it's the quality of content. Great information Suzanne! I couldn’t agree more on your point about quality, honest, heartfelt writing when it comes to blogger reviews. As a small game manufacturer with a limited marketing budget, I developed relationships with many bloggers for product reviews and giveaways. It took time and money to develop the relationships, provide them with product, set up contests and giveaways, and make sure winners’ prizes were shipped when promised. While most reviews I received were fabulously and engagingly written, there were more than a handful that were simply cut & pasted content from my website, press release or sell sheet. A definite disappointment, but an important lesson that you also point out … It’ not about the number of followers, it’s the quality of content.

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