New Site & New Blog
Posted on 21. May, 2009 by Jay OHare in Blog
I know I haven’t posted in forever but good times are ahead. This is just a quick post to let you know that SteamboatStories.com has moved! The blog is now part of the NEW Altera site and hopefully all the feeds & links transferred over ok. If you’re reading this in an RSS reader there shouldn’t be any difference on your end.
This blog is now part of the NEW Altera site.
Meanwhile we’re still finishing up some last minute details on the site. There’s interesting stuff ahead for this blog. Thanks for reading!
Jay
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Jay O’Hare is the founder and principal of Altera Performance Group, a marketing and technology company in Steamboat Springs, CO. Jay has fifteen years of experience in the internet world beginning with a tiny start up ISP before consulting for some of the largest companies in the world, including HP, OnStar, FedEx and Service Master. Currently, Jay focuses on helping businesses improve through innovative marketing that adds value to both the company and client relationships.
In addition, his passion for photography has translated into an asset he provides clients as well as editorial publications like DCD Home magazine and local businesses in Steamboat, CO.
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Great new look Jay!
Hey Red Robin – Glad to see you around!
Great presentation Jay. Thanks & I’m now a subscriber!
Cool -Thanks Jeff!
Your Twitter post on how “The Internet changes everything” (link) below me away: “In California…just 2,030 people took examinations for broker and agent licenses in March, down from more than 18,000 in March 2005.” The question is: what do realtors have to do to make sure they are the last ones standing rather than their competitors?