OSW last night?

[Boneman]

Actually, there was a marketing expert who used to frequent this board. He is a successful guy who raises millions for his current job, but got run off KARNAC by a few clowns.

You never know who might be hanging around at the other end of the keyboard.

[UREZ2PASS]

Actually, there was a marketing expert who used to frequent this board. He is a successful guy who raises millions for his current job, but got run off KARNAC by a few clowns.

You never know who might be hanging around at the other end of the keyboard.

I remember that guy, he threw in the towel to the negative nannies.

[Don Nerone]

I remember that guy, he threw in the towel to the negative nannies.

TUNA ? THUNDER CHICKEN ? OK WHO????

BZZZZZ

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[Matt Albee]

I'm not even sure it requires an expert, although that couldn't hurt. I think it just requires someone talented enough to sell advertising, and a track owner or promoter willing to pay someone a decent salary to go out and bring in advertisers ( marketing partners in NASCAR speak ), talk about the track at various public funtions, take race cars and drivers to schools, stage events that feature race cars ( and of course start one up every now and then during the event ), and station a race car or two at every advertisers' place of business several times a year. And plenty more. A volunteer isn't going to get all that done, and nobody should be expected to do all of that for free while waiting for a maybe commission.
Maybe this is what NSS and other nearly bankrupt tracks think they have already?

[zerofor]

it doesnt require an expert

But it does require someone dedicated and driven enough to giter-done.bill france was not what in todays definition you would call a marketing expert.but he was dedicated to his endeavor and driven to make it succeed.so was john marcum.

[ocalasp76]

I remember that guy, he threw in the towel to the negative nannies.

He wrote some GREAT race reports.. Miss 'em..
-JIM-

[oneoff]

Right on Jim!

[Lizzard]

Matt, thanks for the insulting comments.