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November 29, 2006

Vendor Lesson Numero Uno

Don't name your company a name that can't be easily Google-searched. Seems obvious, but after spending the last week or so Googling potential vendors for their contact information, I can't tell you how frustrating it is to try to find companies named "Cake" or "Cat's Dogs." Well...in actuality, it's not all that frustrating as I simply cross them off the list after about 30 seconds of effort. No skin off my nose. Or anywere else, but "jeez"...what a fatal error for a small manufacturer!

In other name news, The Scarlet Conservatory is a big hit with several of the vendors who've e-mailed me back. Way to go, J-Frox. As the semi-retarded mailroom guy at Penguin used to say, "You're a good person."
You're also a good store namer.
So put that in le pip.

UPDATE: Best Vendor Name of the Day - Established & Sons. Crikeys - leave it to the Brits to come up with something so achingly acerbic yet so jean genius. Now that's what I call a banger-up job.

Posted by Bree at November 29, 2006 01:14 PM

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