by CEOMatt
on March 16, 2012
in List-It, News, Solid Earthlings on the road, Spring, System News, Tech
So it’s been a rough week at Solid Earth. Over the last couple of years we have tried to communicate to our customers that transparency in our communication is critical. To deliver enterprise software well, our company must disclose everything to our customers: our capacity, our strategy, our mistakes and our successes. They need to [...]
by Bill Fowler
on February 23, 2012
in DS IDX, Gateway, News, Sales and Marketing, Solid Earthlings on the road
You know by now that I simply cannot write a straight-up corporate marketing piece. A blog after all, is a concept born out of the term “weblog”, which by definition is an online diary of sorts. The blog, once innocent, has since been turned into a less-than-subtle tool for corporate America to push their wares [...]
by CEOMatt
on January 27, 2012
in News, Solid Earthlings on the road, Spring
And on the second day of my road trip, I got to sit down for an in-depth discussion with ECAR Association Exec Mr. Cliff Long and MLS Exec Susan Beck. Cliff is a 39 year old powerhouse of a man with four kids. He was previously the Association’s Legislative Liaison but and he’s recently been brought in [...]
by CEOMatt
on January 25, 2012
in News, Solid Earthlings on the road
Thanks very much to Wendy Cusick Alley and Chuck Michaels for the time today. It’s so wonderful spending quality time with customers who really “Get It”. Pensacola was the first customer (outside of our hometown) to give us a shot and we’ll never forget that. Their consultant Steve Yanoviak from Management Advisorsdisagreed with their choice, [...]
by Bill Fowler
on January 3, 2012
in Philosophy, Sales and Marketing, Solid Earthlings on the road, Spring, Tech, Trade Shows
An early morning Google search for “real estate predictions 2012″ resulted in 6,890 pages worth of related content. That’s really amazing to me. That’s a decent sized crowd at a tractor pull. By contrast, the approximate current enrollment at Harvard. Or, the number of brain cells I placed in harm’s way on New Years Eve. Almost [...]
by CEOMatt
on October 5, 2011
in Philosophy, Solid Earthlings on the road, Tech
Jealously is an ugly thing. But, to be honest, I am really jealous that I can’t attend this event. In November, Solid Earth will be attending Seattle Interactive 2011, a conference for technology innovators that always draws a diverse crowd with a great panel. CTO Robb Dempsey and COO Leslie Cobb will be [...]
by Lauren Johannesmeyer
on August 29, 2011
in Sales and Marketing, Solid Earthlings on the road
Next up – Apalachicola (aka: Franklin and Gulf Counties) on the lovely Florida Gulf Coast. Ahhh, rough life I have. Gloria (and her sweet office kitty, Holly) welcomed me with open arms (and paws) introducing me to the Board of Directors. We jumped right into business (and a plate of pastry delights) talking about everything [...]
by Lauren Johannesmeyer
on August 24, 2011
in Sales and Marketing, Solid Earthlings on the road
As we discussed at the Summit this year, Bill and I are dividing and conquering…reaching out to our customers individually as your personal ‘account representative’. And so it begins…the first leg of my ‘Tour de List-It customers’ included the Tuscaloosa, Franklin and Chipola Associations. After almost 1,200 miles I had some GREAT visits! It was [...]
by Bill Fowler
on July 21, 2011
in Contract Renewals, News, Sales and Marketing, Solid Earthlings on the road
July was quite a month for me and my relationship with I-65. Despite having just seen most all of you at the user summit in June, I’ve been out and about more this month than I have in my history at Solid Earth. This is an exciting time for all of us and we have [...]
by Bill Fowler
on November 9, 2010
in News, Solid Earthlings on the road, Trade Shows
Back from New Orleans. NAR is always a great time for re-connecting with clients and seeing our vendor friends like the great folks at Courthouse Retrieval Systems. We’ve been attending NAR for a long time and we have yet to come away disappointed. It’s interesting to consider that at one time, we’d enter the tradeshow [...]