About the Author: Tom Tsinas
I'm Vice President Business Development at Search Engine People.
Prior to joining SEP, I spent 10 years with Canada's original search engine, the Yellow Pages Group. I worked in several key Departments including Marketing, Business Development, eProducts, Local and National Sales.
My passion is my family. When not attending my Daughters soccer games, piano & dance lessons or school assembly, I'm focused on delivering strong result for our clients and researching and writing about local search, Yellow Pages, mobile marketing and social media.
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Ruud HeinFeb 13, 2024
I so need that sign. I feel his pain.
This is exactly why my good friend Patric started Noobie.com! I’ve already referred my friends and family. 🙂
Oh, how familiar that sounds. This has really happened to me!
Yeap, it i sreally funny. It is the very thing needed on Friday
This is funny:)
I’m the website guy for the inlaws. It is amazing how old that gets.
I have a feeling that if I had that sign, it wouldn’t deter anyone, anyway 🙁
It’s kinda of hard to reject, especially when they are your relatives.
OMG, that’s me with my family. I love fixing computers, but the tech support family calls can be frustrating at times.
If they made PCs so hardy and problem-free, it doesn’t make business sense.
I’d like to have this very sign. How can I get it? 😉
This namely thing once happened to me. Thanks for reminding!