Back in Black!
News of my website's demise are exaggerated. That is once I renewed my domain name. Once again I didn't manage to transfer my domain registration to my preferred registrant and so again I am stuck with NetworkSolutions who offer very little bang for the buck.
Work has been very busy this week as I have numerous sites either going live or going into pilot. It will be good when it is all over... until then it makes for very busy days. Being so tied up in the delivery side of things I have been all too little involved in marketing activities. Today is in fact the first day in quite some time where I have been able to look at the management of my marketing campaigns. Damn broken links!
In football news, I am still riding the glory of Liverpool's Champions victory. My glee at the Reds' good fortune has been also blostered by the now painful news coming out of Manchester. It seems that the Glazers plans ticket price rises and a spending limit of 25m a year net on player transfers. Tee hee hee. Of course we all know that Manchester United is the richest club in the world. The 76-year-old is reported to have increased ticket prices at the Buccaneers in every season since he took over in 1995, so United fans can likely expect him to do the same at Old Trafford. The question for ManU though will be the continued success of Jersey sales... I have heard that revenue from the royalties is in excess of $100M.
Work has been very busy this week as I have numerous sites either going live or going into pilot. It will be good when it is all over... until then it makes for very busy days. Being so tied up in the delivery side of things I have been all too little involved in marketing activities. Today is in fact the first day in quite some time where I have been able to look at the management of my marketing campaigns. Damn broken links!
In football news, I am still riding the glory of Liverpool's Champions victory. My glee at the Reds' good fortune has been also blostered by the now painful news coming out of Manchester. It seems that the Glazers plans ticket price rises and a spending limit of 25m a year net on player transfers. Tee hee hee. Of course we all know that Manchester United is the richest club in the world. The 76-year-old is reported to have increased ticket prices at the Buccaneers in every season since he took over in 1995, so United fans can likely expect him to do the same at Old Trafford. The question for ManU though will be the continued success of Jersey sales... I have heard that revenue from the royalties is in excess of $100M.
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