LC  Marketing Services-Strategic, interactive, targeted, customized relations and pacs

Pamela Irving is marketing consultant to Savour Life

and Marketing Manager to Caledonia Organic Farm Hemp products

Whatever works to deliver the best product and service to your client, don’t be afraid to suggest and make changes. Continue to streamline to build the best and most competitive team and options.There is no such thing as a ‘one off’ in this business, you want to be able to offer the highest quality services for your company’s expertise at competitive rates.

http://www.businessleaderpost.com/2010/08/ania-kastashchuk-interview/

On another note, I was discussing e-mail styles with Joe Lloyd of www.Curbsyde.com last night. He prefers short emails with single comments or tasks. Vasili Kastashchuk president of Fresh Start prefers one long e-mail with enumerated comments or tasks.

I am  prone to fire off e-mails on an as needed basis vs. lists but do that when requested to. Some people find single task emails difficult to track, while others find it easier to track and follow-up on. As a recipient, I prefer short single comment/task e-mails in general. What is your e-mail style? If you feel that your e-mail manages you rather than vica versa, identify your style and ask others to honour it. Good business is in the details and more importantly, the follow-up of details.

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Water and warmth – North of the border

COVER STORY-The Watermark

Recreation and Investment Property Magazine

Wild Cottages by the Sea on Vancouver Island

The Drama of ‘The Cape’ on Bowen Island

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Green Cradle: An Eco-vision for Africa

Idaho resort lures Calgary sailor

Flying high in wild Chilcotin country

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Calgary’s Montana an investment in women

Albertans overlook their own backyard

Homeboy meets urban chic

Kettle Creek Cooking up deals

Golf in the summer, ski in the winter

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Edmontonians buy Grand Prairie homes

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The Alberta Rockies have been No. 1 on Lonely Planet’s Blue List for adventure destinations and attract millions of international visitors every year. While the rest of the world dreams of visiting the Rockies, Albertans may be prone to overlook this gorgeous playground.With all this talk about ‘go

Family bonding at Spirit Ridge Resort

Edmonton’s Rick Mickleson is so enthusiastic about Spirit Ridge Resort and Spa in Osoyoos, you will want to jump on a plane and see what all the excitement is about. Spirit Ridge was recently named one of the biggest resorts in B.C. in Business in Vancouver Magazine, and Rick says while it is

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Longlands – In the Comox Valley

Rammed Earth House in Whistler, Beautiful and environmentally sound

Chlorine still bad for your

Farmers Markets Co-ops good for business – Part 1 & Part 2

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Ania Kastaschuk – Interview: The Business Leader Post

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Organic Hemp

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Clearview organic dairy

Fancy schmancy provides comfort and joy

Farmers wisely choose organics

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Eat my words

Fast food fever

Alberta’s happy gardener

GO cook organic

GO – A culinary community

Peck ‘n’ berry acres

Celebrate Yukon food

The end of food

Slow food time to cook

This farm has gone as green as it can

Eat your veggies – green ones, red ones, yellow ones too

Canada making organics official

Alive: Canadian Journal of Health & Nutrition

Old cheese in the new world

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Kootenay Alpine Cheese Made in the Old Fashioned Tradition

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Spirit World

Wow…It’s Clearly Canadian

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Spring Fling Collection with Dress The Drink

Victoria Gin: Gin worth travelling for

Pamela Irving’s signature cocktail-Simply Saskatoon

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