from larger companies, and we didn t know the next step to take, so we wanted to know whether we should look into hiring people for production, sales or marketing. i ve heard a couple of these questions recently from people who did not expect their company to be a success or grow as quickly. you get people who are interested, but if it s not definite, how do you know if you have the money to scale up if you need to? if you asked me a few years ago, i would say sales and marketing, sales and marketing. i ve changed my tune. production build up your company, and without it, you can t sustain. it s people who have a product that gets word of mouth going. everything points to production. so you think it s a good investment that even if the big companies don t pull through and some potential deals fall through? better at making stuff more efficiently and making the end product even better. that markets itself. there s nothing worse than going out and selling something
as quickly. you get people who are interested, but if it s not definite, how did we know? if you ask years ago, i say sales and marketing. it is production. production is the essence of a company that you won t keep delivering. more and more integrated with products and services. it s the experience people have that gets the word of mouth going and social media and everything points to production. you think it s a good investment that even if the big companies don t pull through and some deals fall through. better at making stuff more efficiently and making the end product better. it markets itself. nothing worse than promising snag you can t deliver. this is about building bonds with your clients. it s important to establish an intimate customer skpekz experience and brand identity.
don t need to be a programmer or designer, pick up what we have done here, make changes as you need to. we have created this to a bagel rising on the sun rise. every day, type in your specials are. and that will go right to your website, direct until here. mike and denise had one last trick up their sleeve. have self-serve coffee in the front of the store. selling comfort and trust. with having a station up by the door that has an urn of coffee and cups. people put $2 in the box. you expect they will give you money back. will everybody do it? no. will a lot of people do it? we think so. this is the commuter special. people in and out fast, box here, get your 2 bucks slid in, and because there is a mirror behind it, people see themselves taking action, they always
caps under the new health care bill apply to existing policy holders as well as new insurance sign-ups? the short answer to this question is yes, and that s some good news potentially. the scenario is this, kyra, that you ve been healthy, fine your whole life. then you have a medical problem, whether a trauma from a car accident, some sort of chronic disease. there s this concern all of a sudden. will your insurance company cover anything? will they stop paying after a certain amount of money? that s what a cap is. under the health care bill, for all policy holders, new and existing, there will be no lifetime caps on what insurance companies should pay to take care of you. as far as annual caps, the cap in any given year, it will be much more restrictive. the department of health and human services will create that language specifically, but that s what we re hearing about annual and lifetime caps. what happens if i can t afford health insurance and don t qualify for medicaid? what
there were reports that billions went to districts that don t exist. there were basically some typos and people filling out where they were using the money. he says no money went into a black hole. a lot of people think that he and the board overseeing the stimulus are taking orders from obama, president obama and his administration. he says that s not true. we re totally independent and the most important one i want to take a look at, he s complaining about this. he s complaining about reports that look at how much money is in the stimulus and how many jobs have been created. he says the idea that $250,000 per job is what s happened so far from the stimulus. he says that s ridiculous. i want to show you quickly on the computer what he writes in his blog where he s going after critics. look, what about the benefits of the highway project to motorists? what about the indebt job, the sub contractors and the suppliers that benefit? his position is don t just look at the jobs numbers, but