Pondering Facebook Advertising - Part Two: Are You a Good Fit?
Last time I gave an overview of Facebook advertising and the basic difference between selling products versus services.
A key point is: You're sending people to your landing page. That landing page has a job to do. Don't confuse the Facebook Ad's success in getting people to CLICK with the landing page's success in getting them to take the next step (buy, fill out a form, pick up the phone, etc.).
The goal of your Facebook ad will be to get someone to click the ad. Period. After that, it's up to you.
- Who is your target?
- How do you isolate them?
- How do you attract them?
We'll talk about those next time.
For now let's consider what you're trying to sell and whether it "fits" on Facebook.
What are you selling? More importantly, how can you present what you're selling? For the sake of argument, let's say you are a technical consultant selling the standard array of hardware, software, installation, maintenance (managed services), and cloud service offerings. Immediately you see that you have the same challenge here as with every other bit of marketing you've ever done: Your competition sells the same thing.
Disclaimer: This advice is NOT intended for big companies with big budgets. You can just buy as many ads as you want and place them over to the side. Your target will be inundated with your message until they click.
This advice is for companies with a smaller budget who aren't going to plaster Facebook.
If you sell yourself as a commodity, even on Facebook, then you're competing on price. Not a good strategy.
And it's worse on Facebook because the pages fly by, which means the ads fly by. Before you can say "We are a managed..." CLICK they're gone! So you need to stand out and you need to define either a Solution that people are looking for or address a Pain Point they want to get rid of.
Put that thought on hold for a moment while we consider who's doing this clicking. Again, you'll use demographics to narrow your market. You're not looking for the I.T. guy, right? He thinks you're going to replace him (probably true). You're not looking for every business on earth. You're not looking for everyone who works in a small business.
You are looking for business owners and decision makers who just happen to be cruising Facebook.
Unlike a magazine or an industry-specific web site, the audience on Facebook didn't wander in looking for work-related topics. They probably did not hit the search field and type in "computer help." No, they checked their profile, looked at the news feed, responded to a funny video, and commented on a friend's status.
They are "at home" in their environment and not really in the mood for you to knock on the door and hand them a business card.
Put yourself in that mindset. I've said many times that people don't like to be sold but they love to buy. That's doubly true on Facebook. Facebook is a medium that allows the participant to completely control what they see. Have you noticed that you can actually opt-out of an advertisement? See the same ad 1,000 times and never clicked? Make it go away and hope the next ad is more interesting.
See where this is going? Consider the mindset of the person cruising Facebook. Do they want cloud based offsite storage? Probably not . . . at least not right now in this context.
People aren't wandering Facebook looking for business solutions. They're wandering around relaxing, exchanging pleasantries, and joking around with friends. And, of course, business owners are also tuned into the networking, etc. But they're exercising emotions here, not looking for a rational answer to a problem.
So you need to figure out whether you can posistion your service to appeal to that mindset. Appeal to the emotional.
Luckily, this means humor is completely appropriate. Even anger. Graphics are good. Anything that can appeal to the non-rational part of the brain that's browsing Facebook looking for entertainment.
If you can't help yourself and everything you produce ends up as a list of features, then Facebook advertising is probably not for you. If you can appeal to the emotional side and offer up benefits or solutions, then it's worth exploring.
A few paragraphs back I defined you as a left-brained, linear-thinking, serial-processing techno-geek. If that's true, you need to get some help before placing ads on Facebook. You need to find other ads that work. You need to talk clients about why they click. You need to hire a right-brained person to help you appeal to the emotional side of your prospect.
Even if the person you're targeting is totally left-brained and linear/rational (and they probably are), those aren't the traits they're using when they're on Facebook. For this short period of time, they're soaking in the experience of the right brain, exploring and enjoying the experience. Meet them in that environment and you just might get a click!
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I have fiddled with Facebook ads. Fiddled to the tune of about $1,200 for the first half of the year. I don't know if my experiences are particularly relevant to your business, but here are a few observations.
First, Facebook has an amazing ability to zero in on demographics. After all, whether you share it with the world or not, Facebook knows your birthday (and therefore your age), as well as your occupation, address, your interests. If you've filled out your profile with interests in music, books, and games, then they have all that.
And they know who you hang out with. Who are your friends? How widely dispersed are they? What do you all have in common? Because those "surrogate measures" will reflect back on you. As your mother warned you, you're known by the company you keep. So if all your Facebook friends are computer technicians who love XBox, you might get an ad for an XBox game even if you haven't listed it.
Bottom line: Between the information you give Facebook and the intelligence they mine from their databases, they have the ability to do some amazing targeting.
So . . . Is Facebook a good place to advertise?
Well . . . that depends on what you're selling, who you're selling it to, and how you want to package it.
The first question people wonder is whether products or services sell better. It doesn't matter. You just need to be laser-focused clear about what you want from your ad.
If you're selling a book or a CD (I have some experience here), then the ad needs to attract people interested in that book/cd. If you're selling a service (also some experience here), then the appeal is a little different.
With a product you can throw up the product, title, and maybe even the price. Or you can appeal to a need (e.g., network documentation) and draw people in. The ad will NOT sell your product. The most you can hope for is that someone clicks on the ad and goes to your landing page. The landing page is where all the action takes place. See, for example, http://www.networkmigrationworkbook.com/. That's a landing page designed as a long sales letter.
This is extremely important. The Facebook ad will not do your sales for you. Period. You can't link from there to your shopping cart. It's job is to get people to your landing page. The landing page has the job of actually selling the product. So you need to put some energy into that page.
Services are basically the same deal. No one is going to click on a 1" x 1" advertisement and sign up for a $1,000/month service contract. Okay there might be one, but he's not going to click on YOUR ad, so forget it.
Services are a little harder because you probably won't have much luck throwing out terms like managed services, remote support, RMM, SCE, HaaS, SaaS, Exchange collaboration, SharePoint, and BDR. Blahdy blahdy yack yack.
Everyone is offering up what they sell. After all, KPEnterprises is Sacramento's Best Computer Support, but everyone else says the same thing. And we sell cloud services. And we sell disaster recovery. And we sell maintenance contracts. And we sell 98% of what you sell and you sell 98% of what we sell . . . and the casual business person on Facebook sees us as background noise.
Services have to appeal to the void in a business person's life. What's missing that you can offer? Of course I go back to the great Robin Robins campaigns. Is your current I.T. Guy avoiding you? Do you worry about your data?
Facebook zooms by at 100 MPH. Think about how many pages you click on when you hit facebook. Zip, zip, zoom. Then you're off to do something else. Your potential prospects are doing the exact same thing. So you need to grab their attention by appealing to their needs, NOT offering a solution in a tiny ad.
"If you need SBS2008 premium with its excellent flexible licensing, SQL server, SharePoint Services, and built-in Exchange . . ." Ooops. Gone to the next page.
So what can you do? Grab their interest and send them to your landing page. It's key that your landing page address the topic you promised in your Facebook ad. But once you do that, you have their attention. Now you can go on about your excellent services, customer service, references, love, long-term clients, miracles performed, etc.
Just be aware: Unlike a product, the service landing page will result in prospects figuring out how to get to your primary web site. So it also has to do it's job.
Even with all this, people are not likely to swipe a credit card (we're working on that). So the call to action has to be to give your their contact data. Call the office, fill out a form, request information, get the download, get the recorded webinar on CD, etc. Somehow, you need to capture their information so you can follow up and make the sale.
Facebook won't sell your services. All it can do is deliver eyeballs to your landing page. The landing page has to do the job of taking the relationship to the next level.
Next time we'll talk about fitting your offering with the audience you'll find on Facebook.
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I am so happy for my good friend Amy Babinchak or Harbor Computer Services. They have been name the Microsoft Small Business Specialist of the Year! Way to go Amy and team!
Thanks for the shout out on Facebook! I'm proud to announce that Harbor Computer Services has won Microsoft's Small Business Specialist of the Year award. As a small woman owned IT business in Royal Oak, we are very proud to announce that our work with Michigan small businesses has received an important award from Microsoft. It is very exciting for us that Microsoft recognizes the importance of small business to the Michigan economy and our role in helping those businesses thrive. For Release June 23, 2010 Harbor Computer Services Honored in the 2010 Microsoft Partner Awards as Small Business Specialist Partner of the Year Royal Oak, Michigan, USA - June 23, 2010 - Today, Harbor Computer Services proudly announces it is a Microsoft Partner Awards winner as Small Business Specialist Partner of the Year. The company was chosen out of an international field of top Microsoft partners as delivering market-leading customer solutions built on Microsoft technology. "Our submission highlighted our efforts to bring the best of Internet technologies and software subscription programs to our clients while co-mingling these new technologies with on-premise solutions for a rock-solid best of both worlds approach to IT. I believe that this is the path that will help our clients keep the competitive advantage by maximizing return on IT investment. I'm beyond excited that Microsoft has acknowledged our work with this award", said Amy Babinchak, President of Harbor Computer Services. Harbor Computer Services was recognized for superior technology and innovation in Small Business Specialist Partner of the Year. The Small Business Specialist Partner of the Year Award honors partners who use Microsoft technology in innovative ways to deploy integrated solutions that serve their customers in the small to midmarket business (SMB) space. This award recognizes Harbor Computer Services for demonstrating innovative excellence and proficiency in deploying solutions that leverage Microsoft technology scaled for SMBs. They have successfully provided ways to help small business owners save money and be competitive all while using Microsoft campaigns and sales tools. "Microsoft is pleased to announce Harbor Computer Services as the Small Business Specialist Partner of the Year," said Birger Steen, vice president, Worldwide SMB and Distribution, Microsoft Corp. "Harbor Computer Services is committed to helping small to midsize business customers find and utilize the best IT investments that reach their business goals. Their deep knowledge of Microsoft technologies enabled them to create a customized solution utilizing Windows Server 2008 R2 Foundation and Microsoft Online Services (BPOS) to satisfy the customer needs of a fast network and remote access." ---------- The Microsoft Partner Awards recognize Microsoft partners that have developed and delivered exceptional Microsoft-based solutions over the last year. Harbor Computer Services is an IT services firm serving businesses with 100 or fewer computers across Southeastern Michigan. We believe that your IT investment should be making your company money and we care about your business. For additional information: Amy Babinchak, President - Harbor Computer Services Phone (248) 850-8616 mailto:amy@harborcomputerservices.net?subject=Congratulations Amy!
I have tried to keep it a secret, but I'm a huge fan of Robin Robins.
For the uninitiated, let me give you my un-official, un-approved, unauthorized introduction to Robin Robins.
At the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference a couple years ago, a product manager from Microsoft asked about the best decision I ever made in my business. I proceeded to tell him that this was a very easy question for me. The best decision I ever made in my business was to buy into Robin Robins' Technology Marketing Toolkit.
After fifteen years in business, this is still true.
Well, I think Robin misrepresents herself as a marketing consultant. To me she is a business consultant. She doesn't necessarily know about every aspect of running my business. But she interviews people, provides resources, and makes connections for her members so that every aspect of the business is improved.
I originally bought Robin's Technology Marketing Toolkit. Then I joined one of her monthly "clubs" so I could get the updates. Then she introduced her Managed Services Blueprint. So I got that. We have about three feet of shelf spaced dedicated to RR materials.
Don't tell Robin this, but I'll pretty much buy anything she asks me to. Why? Because I make more money from her materials than I spend on them. Period.
(Gulp. I just signed up for This Monster Seminar . . . because I believe it will make me more money than it will cost me.
From time to time Jennifer, my office manager, goes through our expenses and credit card bills to see where we can cut. "Do we really need this? This? That?" Everyone once in awhile she'll ask about the Technology Marketing Toolkit and I have to say Do Not Touch. Take that off the list of things we might cut some day. That monthly payment is permanent!
Let me take you back to that Microsoft product manager. After listening to me preach the Gospel of Robin for ten minutes his only comment was "Damn, I wish I could get Microsoft Partners to get that excited about what we do for them."
It is what it is. I don't mean to detract from my love for Microsoft.
Register for free at Robin's Site.
The official topic is . . .
If you know me, you know I can promise real content here. You should listen with a pen and paper ready. You will learn valuable information here. I guarantee it.
Will there be a pitch? Yes. Hello! We're talking to an amazing world-class marketing person here. So that's part of the deal.
And I have been promised that the people who listen to this call will really, honestly get a deal on a program that will not go on sale to the general public for another week at a much higher price.
But even if you don't spend a penny, I promise you'll get value from this call.
The biggest mistakes 97% of all MSPs make when marketing Managed Services that is causing them to turn off new prospects and devalue what they are selling.
How to stop competing on price and secure top dollar for your services.
The absolute BEST marketing strategy for drawing in more qualified prospects than you ever thought possible; implement this and your competition doesn't stand a chance.
What marketing works best for selling Managed Services, and which ones will drain your wallet and waste your time.
Surprisingly inexpensive ways to get more appointments with new clients.
Our guest will be Grace Schroeder, CEO of Idea2, a cloud based CRM solution that makes work life easier because it is easily customized, rapidly deployed, and quickly adopted by users.
We'll talk about the challenges and advantages of using a cloud-based CRM or Line of Business Application. We're seeing these services more and more widely across our clientele.
Here's an interesting point to ponder: A cloud-based LOB (line of business) application can be a major in-road for you because it can place you squarely between a prospect and their in-house I.T. people. In other words, the people most likely to put in a road block to outsourced I.T. will be working with you to implement an LOB.
Grace's career spans from large corporations to small and growing business concerns. She has started and managed several companies ranging from privately funded managed hosting companies to a day trading firm. Interspersed with entrepreneurial endeavors, Grace has held leadership positions in large telecom and financial services companies. At Qwest Communications, Grace led Channel and Field marketing for both the direct and partner channels. At Transamerica, as Vice President of the Broker/Dealer Channel, she introduced a successful variable annuity product in conjunction with the Dreyfus Funds - achieving $400MM of sales in the first year.
Grace specializes in leveraging valuable emerging business models by assembling unique teams that provide companies the ability to connect the dots between technology and business opportunity.
For a great introduction to a cloud-based tool, and a better understanding of cloud-based services, please join us June 16th.
And of course you can always check out past and future broadcasts at Cloud Services Roundtable.
My buddy Vlad Mazek has been providing hosted infrastructure, servers, services, and applications for a long time. He has also been working very closely with the SMB community that entire time. So he sees what we look like from the cloud.
Now he's writing a book to introduce YOU to cloud services.
Along those lines, please read he recent request for input. What do you want to know and how can he make this book as valuable as possible to you? See http://www.vladville.com/2010/06/writing-a-book-on-cloud-services.html.
I am proud to announce that Vlad will be joining us on the Free Cloud Services Roundtable broadcast on July 7th. Check it out and register now at Cloud Services Roundtable.
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My friend Stuart Crawford is hosting a webinar on Search Engine Optimization . . . In Plain English at the end of this month. Give it a look.
His company, Ulistic, focuses on VARs, MSPs and Resellers. They will also help you introduce social media to your clients and help train you to spot opportunities.
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Last Time I talked about filtering your inbound communications. This is critical to functioning as the world around us goes faster and faster.
The most obvious automated response is the Outlook "Out of Office" reply. Someone sends an email and ZAP, they get a reply. You can use this or similar tools for all kinds of purposes. People can send an email to receive a free report, join an email list, and so forth.
You can also automate many other responses. The automation might be by computer or by a standard procedure within you office. If your assistant is doing the "automated" response, you'll need to provide a series of email communication templates. For example, when an account goes past due, a standard form email is much better than letting someone craft a new email each time. This bring consistency to your process.
All of the PSA systems now have automated responses when tickets are created. You can also send emails whenever time is added, notes are added, or the status has changed. We don't go that far because we don't want to spam clients. Most of them don't care that we have a really cool tracking system. Is it done or not done? That's what matters.
But when the job IS done, we send the automated response asking for feedback.
I have an elaborate series of autoresponders I use for trickle marketing of my business. These fall into the category of "Hey, just one more thing you might be interested in." No hard pressure sales. Drip drip drip.
One a very simple scale, my weekly email is scheduled to go out every Sunday night/Monday morning at Midnight Pacific time, 3am Eastern. This forces me to finish the newsletter on a regular schedule and allows me to relax and go to sleep because I know it will magically go out in the middle of the night.
On social media, there are a number of fancy tools to schedule your tweets, Facebook feeds, etc. These need to be used carefully so you don't become a spammer. But if you have an up-coming event, it makes perfect sense to post notices on a regular basis leading up to the event. But follow these simple rules: 1) Don't over-do it. 2) Don't repeat the exact same message every time.
When I add someone to my Twitter feed I immediately go to my home page on Twitter (yes, my most common method for using Twitter). If it is overwhelmed with that person's posts every three seconds, I remove the new person I just added. Lesson: If you make a communication medium unusable for someone, it reduces your effectiveness.
Write this down. You saw it here first.
A HUGE growth industry over the next few years will be outsourced Social Media Management. In other words, you pay a service to manage your twitter feeds, Facebook profile, fan pages, and so forth. Sounds stupid? Write me a check and I'll explain it to you.
Once a year someone throws a three inch thick paper book on your doorstep. You immediate pick it up and place it in the recycle bin. That's called a Yellow Pages Book. This year, before you throw it out, take a look through it.
Depending on where you live, you might pay $1,000 to $5,000 a MONTH to have an ad in that book. A small ad. Think about the people who have big ads. Who has ads in this book? People who 1) Need new clients and 2) Have money to spend to get those clients.
And those poor folks are in businesses that have to serve as many markets as they can. So they're not just in one Yellow Pages book, they're in many. It is very common for these folks to be spending $50,000 or $100,000 or $250,000 a year on Yellow Pages Advertising.
So . . . along comes someone who offers up daily activity online, a "personal" touch, constant twitter feeds, Facebook activity, etc. For only $40,000 a year!!! This is a great bargain and makes sense for everyone involved. Except the Yellow Pages.
Right now, the people offering these services are charging WAY TOO LITTLE. Like nothing. Like almost free. Stupid cheap. But soon they will figure out that they are the hottest marketing agent around.
Of course it will also be done very poorly by many. And that makes it easier for people who have a system to raise the prices and measure return on investment. Those who outsource will also become more sophisticated. That will raise prices as well. So just like the computer business, there will be people at all levels in the same market. Each price point will find clients.
And it's all good if you know where you stand.
Someone posted on my Facebook Page that they didn't know how I can be "on" all the time with Facebook, Twitter, blogging, writing books, speaking, and running two companies all at the same time. My first reaction was to simply be flip and say that I'd replaced myself with a shell script.
Then I got to thinking and realized that might be true.
My friend Vlad Mazek sometimes jokes about having himself replaced by a shell script. The truth is, many of us are already walking down that path. When I think of really, really busy people and really, really well known people I realize they all have "scripts" of some kind to deal with the overload.
I've had the same email address for fifteen years. karlp@kpenterprises.com. It's been public since day one. It's on hundreds of domain names we own or manage. It's on dozens of web sites I run. It's been in newsgroups the whole time. And on and on.
In addition to being the greatest spam magnet on earth, this email address attracts a massive amount of legitimate opportunity. But I also filter Google Alerts, sales information, Facebook Feeds, Twitter tweets, PSA tickets, and all kinds of other information through this email address.
The other day I was on a conference call. 60 minutes. When I got off there were over 100 new emails in my inbox. Legitimate, not spam. Believe me, many people have it worse.
A couple years ago Gregory Davis, VP and General Manager of Dell, spoke to the XChange event. See my blog post about him falling on his sword apologizing for how horribly Dell treats their partners. Well, he gave out his email address and asked for feedback. So I posted that on the blog.
One partner came up to me and was angry with me for posting someone's email on the blog. Under the circumstances I thought it was appropriate.
I have two assistants who scoop certain items out of my email so I don't have to deal with them.
I have autoresponders to deal with some things.
I have Outlook Rules to deal with a lot of things.
If I'm lucky, I can actually keep up on what's left over.
is our PSA or CRM system. Whether you use Autotask, ConnectWise, Tigerpaw, Commit CRM, or whatever, your PSA system dramatically improves your life. I would bet that 90% of all business owners that use such a system are hooked for life. They might change from one PSA system to another (as we did), but they are not likely to going back to "notes" on their pocket PC.
Ticketing systems just make the world flow very easily. There are multiple ways for clients to communicate. Lots of ways for things to flow into the system. The tickets can be accessed from anywhere, worked from anywhere, closed from anywhere.
The original Industrial Revolution (mid 1800's) represented a massive explosion in automation. It was accompanied by unprecedented increase in new ideas, new occupations, and new opportunities. But there were also challenges because everything in the world seemed to be going just a little too fast. Of course all that innovation and opportunity went even faster in the late 1800's, early 1900's, mid 1900's, and late 1900's.
While some people simply pine for the good old days and want to stave off the modern rush into the future, you can't. The world will continue to evolve faster and faster all the time. Technologies will continue to evolve.
And your coping mechanisms need to evolve.
My favorite Robin Robins marketing campaign is the "Bad Date" letter. Basically, the message is, "Is your computer consultant treating you like a bad date? Not returning your calls . . . etc." That campaign works because people want instant access and fast communication. It's also a good campaign because frustrated people will pay more than people who are not frustrated.
When you create automated processes for communications, you get more done. you appear to be in more places than one. And you actually make it easier for people to communicate with you.


will there cooling system work in a track only enviroment or will i have to add anything? from what i have read here hood vents are a must. what about the water pump? should i go with electric?
Don't need an electric water pump.
Depends where you live, if you're running AC, are you doing sprints or enduros, etc.
I'm running the Ron Davis, with a full fan shroud and 16" Spal fan that runs on high. I've got 4 hood vents, custom ducting and have added the auxiliary radiator from a 2004-2007 Audi S4.
And you track your car I'm guessing? We're did you put second rad and how do you vent/burp the system?
Yes, I track the car here in Colorado. So the bad combination of high ambient temps and thin air.
Radiator is V mounted on the passenger side, gets air ducted by the lower part of the grill and the fog light hole.
Gets burped normally, the overflow tank is still the highest part of the system.
any chance of getting some pictures of your setup?
I'm in the southern New York, good air but gets really hot in summer..
Just to add another source. We at TPC also offer a complete Dual Pass radiator with fans, shroud, bottom bracket, hoses, clamps, plumbed for stock GM and 944 and all needed HW.
late to post but interesting in learning more.
We have a new pricing on the Radiator.
We also offer a stock Turbo replacement with Hoses for $325.
What is the core thickness on the TPC radiator?


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French Montana and A$AP Rocky to Release a Joint Project "Real Soon"
By Amanda Rey on November 2, 2017
During his lengthy career, French Montana has worked with a bunch of artists, including Fabolous, Chris Brown, Remy Ma, Rick Ross, Pusha T, Mariah Carey, and Jay Z. This time around, Montana is calling A$AP Rocky for a joint project that is expected to drop sooner than you think.
In an interview with MONTREALITY, the South Bronx native revealed that the two have a project that will be dropping soon. "Me and Rocky got a project," he said. "[We'll] be coming out with it real soon."
According to XXL, the rapper first teased the project in August during an interview with the Hip-Hop magazine –Montana also talked about the relationship he had with Rocky.
"Me and A$AP [Rocky] like brothers, you know, we grew up from close to each other," he said to XXL. "He was from Harlem, I was from the Bronx. I was around the same street where his older brother used to be at, so that's kinda dope. Shout out to them, R.I.P. Yams, shout out the whole team."
Along with the exciting about the forthcoming project, Montana later delved into his relationship with J.Cole – saying the "Déjà vu" rapper almost produced his first album, Excuse My French, back in 2013.
"He almost executive produced my first album after I played him the music," he said. "think Cole is one of the dopest artists that came out. I just remember when we were in the Club Paradise Tour with Drake and I was working on my first album, and we had "Pop That" and everything. I was playing him my album and he just called me one day like, "Yo French, I would love to help you with the album. Let me executive produce it.' He's a producer and He's one of the best out of our generation. The time just wasn't right, he was moving I was moving, things like that need time."
There are no further details about the upcoming project. Be sure to check out the full interview with French Montana on MONTREALITY below!
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With the hunt for best instructor underway, we introduce your first finalist. Aaron Joyner proved he has what it takes in Melbourne, but can he take down the grand final in Stockholm? To be 'The One' you must be more than just a great instructor – you must be a Rock Star!
Where do you teach your Les Mills classes?
I teach Les Mills programs in six facilities in Melbourne including Genesis Maidstone, Mill Park Leisure Centre, One Health Epping, TRAC, Watermarc and Victoria University. I am fortunate to connect with over 200 participants a week and help them change their lives too.
Tell us a little bit about your background. What led you into the fitness industry?
My background is largely in theatre as a director, producer, performer and teacher. I am the Artistic Director of an independent theatre company that specializes in producing Australian-written musicals. I have a passion for the arts, and for a long time it was my primary focus. My family are very sports focused, but I had never been into sports or fitness growing up. I even spent one whole year at high school avoiding sports-class using every excuse imaginable. Genetically, I think I always knew I had some of my father's athletic abilities but I just never put them into practice. But three years ago, as my father's health declined, I hit a point where I realised that my sedentary lifestyle was settling in too, and if I wanted to make a change, there was 'no day like today'. I set myself a two year goal, threw away my scales of doom and started making minor changes to redirect my life towards health and fitness. I started yoga, which I had always felt connected to but had never done a class, and I joined a gym. When I moved house, I changed gyms and did my first BODYBALANCE class. The fusion of yoga and music was my favorite way to exercise and after only three classes I knew I wanted to be a part of it. Since I started my journey I have lost (and kept off) 30kgs of weight. This passion for BODYBALANCE led me to put my theatre company on a break and build my teaching up to be my full time job.
What is your favorite program and track?
I will always have a special love for BODYBALANCE for how much it helped changed my life, but I now also teach CXWORX and RPM. I also participate in other Les Mills programs, and I think my 'favorite' would fluctuate on a regular basis! For track, it'd have to be track 4 in BODYBALANCE, the balance track. No specific one, all on shuffle is fine!
I like to connect with people, and I enjoy the puzzle of figuring out how to land coaching tips for the particular class in front of me. I've made so many great friends through being an instructor, and I am proud to be a part of their fitness journey and provide what tools I can to help them achieve.
What has been your biggest accomplishment/most rewarding moment?
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Remembering Paul Goresh
It is with much sadness that I share that Beatles fan and John Lennon photographer, Paul Goresh passed away after a long illness on January 9, 2018.
The post I did about Paul in the early years of this blog remains the most popular post on the entire blog and currently is getting even more hits. There is something about this man that interests us so much. Who was he? Why did he take photographs of John Lennon? Why was he outside of the Dakota on the night John was killed?
Since first posting about him in 2010, I became friends with him on Facebook and found Paul to be a very nice, humble man. He was happy to share some of the photos of John that he had taken to be on this blog, but told me that he had over 200 photographs of John that no one has ever seen, including the very last photo of John ever taken. Paul snapped one more shot of John in the car as he and Yoko were leaving in the studio. I still hope that we will see a least some of those photos.
So how did this regular fan get to meet John Lennon? It is a pretty wild story -- but no wilder than any of the stories that included crazy things fans did to meet the Beatles. On February 12, 1979 Paul and his friend Mario dared each other to meet John Lennon. He worked for an electronics shop at the time and decided to act like they were VCR repairmen and try to get into the Dakota to meet John. Paul had on a clipboard that he was supposed to fix a VCR for a "J. Lennon." The doorman waved them through. The crazy part of this story was that John really WAS having problems with his VCR, but hadn't gotten around to telling anyone on the staff to call a repair man.
So Paul and Mario knock on the door of John's apartment and were extremely shocked that John answered the door. John was mad because he figured his secretary had scheduled the appointment and didn't bother to tell him, so he asked the guys to leave. The secretary told them to come back a few days later.
Not toally sure if this note from John has anything to do with Paul but look at #6
And so they came back but John had bought himself a new VCR. Paul asked him to sign his copy of "In his own write" and John agreed just as long as Paul wouldn't take any pictures. Goresh even showed me a photo of the book he had autographed.
Photo by Paul Goresh
And the story could have ended there and it would have been a great "meet the Beatles...for real" story. However, Paul Goresh wasn't going to be satisfied until he got photos of John Lennon. So he started snapping some pictures of John coming and going from the Dakota with a telephoto lens. John sees him and gets angry about it. The next time, Paul apologizes to John and the two of sort of developed a bit of a friendship. They would occasionally go for walks together for five minutes here and there. So when it was time for John to go public again, he told Paul that he could take photos. And that is how Paul got to take that famous photo that ended up on the cover of "Watching the Wheels."
Paul was at the Dakota on December 8, 1980, and we all know that he took that terrible photograph of John with his killer. At the time of taking the photo, it would have just been a snapshot of John signing an autograph for someone. There was no way that Paul or any other person there knew what was going to happen. I personally do not know why Paul chose to go public with the photograph -- but I never did ask him about that.
My condolences go out to Paul Goresh's family and friends and for all of us in the Beatles community that had the opportunity to get to know him.
Posted by Sara S. at 4:26 PM
Labels: 1980, Dakota, John Lennon, Paul Goresh, RIP
Firstly, R.I.P. Mr. Goresh. I do believe he took roughly that many photos, and I sure hope those photos wouldn't be lost forever. There might be a good reason why he didn't share the full roll on that December day (which he kind of regrets taking THAT photo), as for the rest of the pics, sure we all are curious as to what they would look like, but for now we lost a good person. Thank you sir for taking (and sharing) some of your photos throughout the years. Look for the youtube link about Paul Goresh, it's quite nice.
Lizzie Bravo January 16, 2018 at 5:46 AM
Very sad news... R.I.P. Paul Goresh! We communicated a couple of times on Messenger, he seemed really nice and thanked me for defending him when fans would say nasty things about him. He said it made him smile. I'm glad I could make him smile.
Paul was a fan just like the rest of us. RIP.
RIP PAUL..
R.I.P. Paul Goresh. Paul was a true Beatles fan that wanted to meet his hero John Lennon. Yes, that's a true story about getting into the Dakota building to meet John by pretending he was attending as to repair the VCR. John Lennon confronted Paul Goresh after he noticed him taking photos of him outside the Dakota building. Lennon was of the mistaken belief that Paul was trying to trying to get photos for some type of scandal story. Goresh handed over the film from his camera to John Lennon and said to him to have it developed and give him a copy of the photos, but Lennon was upset and exposed the film to light. John later felt guilty about what he did and apologised to Paul Goresh. They went for walks together and became friends. John told Paul Goresh he would be welcome to take photos when the time was right and gave him that opportunity and encouragement. Paul Goresh was lucky enough to take a good photo of John & Yoko leaving the Dakota building which John liked and chose as the cover of his forthcoming single. I think that Paul Goresh didn't publish all the photos he had of John Lennon as a mark or respect and because he truly was taking those photos as a genuine fan. Paul Goresh always resented that he would be remembered as the person who would go down in history as the man who captured an image of John Lennon with the assassin Mark David Chapman. The image he gave to the media and was paid because it was an exclusive photo that the public would want to see. In reality Paul Goresh should have been awarded some type of journalistic award for that photo because it was shot by mere chance and was in fact a photo that the public needed to see because it showed how a deranged fan went to get John Lennon to sign his copy of the "Double Fantasy" album and a few hours later that same fan would return to shoot and kill one of the world's most well known and loved singers for no apparent reason.
A touching and accurate tribute to a kind and gentle man. One little correction: Paul and his pal posed as TV repairmen. By an amazing coincidence, John Lennon's VCR was in need of repair, and apparently figuring a VCR and TV were similar gadgets, he accordingly led the flabbergasted teens into his home (only briefly, according to Paul, when it became obvious that the duo didn't know a thing about repairing VCRs).
Paul's fateful photo indeed was in contention for a 1980 Pulitzer prize and almost won (losing to "Firing Squad in Iran"). Paul also later snapped pics of John getting into the limo headed for recording sessions at the Record Plant -- the last photos ever taken of the beloved musician.
Paul also loved animals, especially cats. (He carried a bag of cat food around in the truck of his vintage Cadillac to feed strays.) Paulie (as his family and longtime friends affectionally called him) could hold court for hours at favorite diners and Dunkin Donut shops in his native New Jersey. He had a number of interesting and varied interests in addition to photography, including the NY Yankees (especially his favorite player, Bobby Mercer), the TV series BONANZA (he and reclusive actor Pernell Roberts were phone pals), Abbott and Costello, Rod Stewart, the Beatles-inspired group The Knack (and Paul struck up a friendship with its members, especially founder and lead singer Doug Feiger; not surprisingly the band commissioned Paul to take pictures at several of their concerts).
In many ways, the heros and favorites of his childhood remained with him all his life, which was tragically too short, as was the life of John Lennon, his friend.
Jason Lee January 24, 2018 at 7:25 PM
R.I.P Paul.
You replied to me on fb, which made my day. I can see why John would have liked you..
ruth williams February 3, 2018 at 6:09 PM
it was a privilege to have known you paul and to call you a friend ill miss you xx
ill miss you paul thank you for being a friend
comment on jan 29 all true .we could talk for hours at dunkin donuts R I P PAUL
Robert Tidaback February 7, 2018 at 7:36 PM
ALL TRUE PAUL WAS GREAT PERSON, TALKED FOR HOURS at dunkin donuts R I P paul
Sad to hear of Paul's passing. He was truly one of the nicest people I have ever met. My road trips with him to collectible shows were so much fun because of his great stories & jokes.
My life was so much better with him in it. Rest in peace my old friend.
JB February 17, 2018 at 10:33 PM
Paul thanks for always being there. You were a true friend.
Paul loved the Beatles from a very young age. When his father came home from work Paul would give him a big hug & then proceed to take all the spare change from his dads pockets.
On Saturday mornings hid dad would take Paul to the newsstand to get the paper. Paul would use all his collected change from the week to buy Beatle magazines & gum cards. They would then take a trip into NYC to Movie Star News where Paul would buy photographs of the Beatles.
He loved his father for these fond weekend trips.
Paul getting to meet John Lennon meant so much to him.
I hope they have reunited once again. RIP Paul.
piper909 March 8, 2018 at 11:16 PM
I am saddened to learn of Paul's passing. I never knew him, but in many ways he stands as an archetypal Beatles fan, a benign counterpoint to the disturbed monster that took John's life. I hope his life was filled with music and love and that he is at peace now.
beatlejim March 9, 2018 at 1:00 PM
My wife & I hung out with Paul and picked his brains about that day...he was a really nice guy! We talked for hours...R.I.P. my friend...
Aw man. I messaged him on Facebook a little while back..This explains why he never saw it. Wish we could have talked..
michael cerza December 27, 2018 at 7:50 AM
I was a close friend and neighbor of Paul Goresh who lived in Caldwell NJ for many years and took me into his confidence on the incidents surrounding the death of John Lennon. We had a common bond with each other, for I was working on a project that was trying to have Bruce Springsteen involved in a benefit. I could see the anguish and pain that haunted Paul when we talked about those days at the Dakota, and having wished he could have done something or should have known that Chapman was about to do something terrible. We all know that it is impossible to know what someone else is going to do, and I believe this is what haunted Paul most of all. I worked on a manuscript dealing with my experiences with the Springsteen experience, so we discussed writing a book together about his experience with John Lennon. He indicated an interest in writing a book, for many companies were interested in his story. However, he was not motivated by working on such a project, so anyone who knew Paul knows when he did not want to do something he could not be persuaded. Paul was very direct and to the point and very articulate when he spoke. His details in memory were amazing, as evidenced by his interviews on the CNN documentary covering the death of John Lennon. One of Paul's attributes you may not be aware of was his love and devotion of his father and mother, growing up in Newark. He loved talking about the old neighborhood and those fond remembrances, and his love of anything nostalgic. Abbott and Costello was one of his favorites and the television show Bonanza! I really do miss Paul and the talks we we would have, and viewing his car in the parking lot knowing it wasn't being driven and realizing something happened to Paul and his health. He loved to drive and seeing his car sitting their with low air in tires and dirt all over it did not look good. Eventually, we all found out that he had passed and all of his battles with physical pain and his inner struggles with John's passing were now over, and perhaps he could be with him once again, sharing peace and love forever! We miss you Paul and we miss John, but let's hope we can all live in peace and respect of one another, as both of these men lived their lives.
michael - sorry for the loss of your mate
I met Paul about 1990 when I worked for him as a store detective at Marshall's. He had the greatest sense of humor and we became fast friends. He could make you laugh all day. His knowledge of, not just all things Beatles, but of the whole entertainment industry was second to none - he was an encyclopedia.
Two experiences I'll always remember were when we went to CBGB and he photographed the Knack and when we saw Ringo Starr playing with Joe Walsh at the Bottom Line in NYC. We didn't realize it until the lights came on that Diana Ross and Warren Beatty were sitting right in back of us.
Later, Paul and I did eBay together and I saw him everyday for years. My wife and kids loved Paul too.
Paul was really special. He is someone I will always hold close to my heart. God bless you Paul.
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CONSTRUCTION TO START ON BUTTEVANT SCHOOL
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Construction on the long-awaited new Coláiste Mhuire post-primary school in Buttevant is scheduled to start early in 2014.
The proposed new school has been included among 70 school projects announ-ced by the Minster for Education and Skills, Ruairí Quinn, for which funding has now been allocated. It is scheduled for commencement in 2014.
The news was warmly greeted in Buttevant this week after a campaign going back over a decade and a half, and indications are that the contractors will be moving on to the greenfield site as early as February. Tenders for the project are currently at an advanced stage of con-sideration and it is expected that an announce-ment on the successful contractor will be made shortly.
The proposed school will contain the most modern classrooms, specialist lecture rooms, music/dance workshops, state of the art science laboratories, specialist workshops for architectural technology, MTW, metalwork, engineering, technology, design and communication graphics, art and home economics. There will also be a multimedia learning laboratory, library, prayer/meditation room, multi sensory room, PE hall, fitness suite and extensive external hard court areas
"The delivery of the new school campus will provide the school with the final piece of the jigsaw incorporating the most modern and advanced physical surroundings and technological teaching and learning tools available. The nature of such 'smart' design and modern architecture will hugely support us in our mission of providing the best education possible for each and every child in our care," school principal Donal O'Sullivan told the Vale Star this week.
Expressing his delight at the news, the chairman of the school's Board of Management, Seán O'Sullivan, stated: "There is a proud tradition of secondary education in Buttevant dating back to the 19th century. Since the VEC took over the management of the school in 1997 they have been very supportive of the local effort to get successive governments to commit funding for a new school."
One of the driving forces behind the campaign for a new school has been local Councillor Tom Sheahan "I would like thank the Department of Education and Science and in particular the Cork County Vocational Educational Committee whose involvement has been critical to the success of this project. The principal and staff of the school deserve the highest of congratulations for the standards of education they have been providing. They along with the pupils and parents deserve to have the best of facilities," Cllr Sheahan stated.
Work is due to begin in February and should be completed by early 2015.
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New adhesive structures for medical applications
In cooperation with the Saarland University Hospital, the INM has developed bioinspired adhesive structures for the treatment of eardrum injuries. The adhesive structures are now to be transferred into a biomedical product.
More than 30 million people worldwide suffer from eardrum injuries every year. If inadequately treated, the resulting hearing loss can severely restrict the patients' quality of life. Smaller injuries can be treated by applying silicone or paper strips - larger cracks even require tissue transplantation. However, the tissues can slip. Inflammation can lead to premature dissolution of the transplants or permanently impair the auditory canal as a result of scarring.
Innovative adhesive structures of the INM are examined for their medical suitability for eardrum injuries.
Then, subsequent surgery becomes necessary, which puts the patient under renewed strain. In cooperation with the Saarland University Hospital, the INM has developed bioinspired adhesive structures for the treatment of eardrum injuries. The adhesive structures are now to be transferred into a biomedical product.
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"In a feasibility study with the University Hospital in Homburg, Germany, we tested our Gecko-inspired adhesive structures on ear drums of mice: They adhered reliably without peeling or slipping," explains Eduard Arzt, head of the Functional Microstructures Program Division and Scientific Director at the INM. "Thanks to the exceptional adhesive properties, the patch can be removed after successful healing without causing new injuries to the eardrum," explains biologist Klaus Kruttwig. The gecko structures not only bridge the cracks, the micropattern is also expected to improve the healing process.
"The new material is soft and adaptable. It is easy and quick to apply to the eardrum. We expect that hospital stays will be significantly shorter and complications will be rarer," said Professor Schick, Director of the Department of Otorhinolaryngology at the University Hospital. "We are therefore very confident that we will find a market for this product".
For the next step, INM now received an ERC Proof of Concept Grant (PoC): The one-and-a-half year project STICK2HEAL serves to conduct technical and pre-clinical assessments and to prepare the approval of the adhesion structures as a medical product. In addition, potential markets for wound dressings are to be analysed and cooperation partners in industry and hospitals identified.
In addition to eardrum repair, the PoC project opens up a broad field of application when materials are to adhere to the body without glue for a limited period of time.
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S.D. student who fought cancer will be allowed at grad ceremony
Bob Collins May 26, 2017, 7:36 AM May 26, 2017
Meredith Erck, the Rapid City, S.D., senior who wanted to walk with her friends at what would have been her commencement had she not been battling cancer, will walk with her friends after all.
Her school district has reversed its previous denial, the Rapid City Journal reports today.
Earlier this week, the district said allowing her to participate with her class would cheapen the value of the degrees being bestowed on her high school's seniors.
In reversing the decision, the district cited the outpouring of support for her after her story went public.
"After being told 'no' for three times in a week's time, she decided it was time to speak up, tell her story and hopefully make some changes in policy in school districts so that other children who are ill, have to go through five surgeries in two and a half years, can be changes made in the policies to accommodate other children," Sue Polanco, the girl's grandmother, tells South Dakota Public Broadcasting.
"Not all decisions are black and white," district superintendent Dr. Lori Simon said. "Not everyone agrees on one side of the issue or another. I think this is a situation where we had to look at it on an individual basis. I think, moving forward, any policy… we need to think through those pieces really carefully to see if we can provide a little more guidance for these kinds of exceptional situations."
The commencement will be held on Sunday.
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John O.
Dr. Simon should have just kept quiet after the decision was reversed to allow Ms. Erck to walk with her classmates.
BReynolds33
The Superintendent's quote at the end. She couldn't have put that together without the public telling her she was being an idiot? It took making it into a national story for her to realize maybe she could show some basic human empathy?
That would have gone against school district policy of not leveraging basic human empathy during the decision making processes.
And the decision making process is only leveraged if telling people "no" doesn't appear to work.
But the policy of the school board to fold under public pressure is still in place… so there is that.
KariBemidji
Shame. Sometimes, the best motivator of all.
KTFoley
The board got a little headline help for going in a different direction. I'm okay with it this morning because it's the outcome I would have liked. But I admit that the line between "responding to public pressure" and "caving in" traces the exact boundary between what I would & would not want them to do.
Do you imagine that it's probably true for most of the audience in our reactions to similar situations?
Thinking back to the earlier thread, I do believe that part of the dynamic is the people or groups that worry about risk avoidance can be swayed by a public outcry because it changes the calculus of what risk / to whom / how much / how likely.
If we're not making decisions based on how best to carry out our mission here & now, we have a much harder time defending our choices under a spotlight. That calculus changes all the time. What should have been a path turns into a tightrope. That's a hard way to live.
I suspect that once the story went public, in Rapid City, some of the students whose degrees "might have been cheapened" spoke up and basically said to the district, "Don't put words in our mouths". Maybe next time before the district does something because "they are trying to protect" some group of students they'll allow the affected group a chance to weigh in.
It is unfortunate that the student and the family had to take this to the media before the school officials realized that "not all decisions are black and white". As another commenter stated in the earlier post about this story, had the student had a mental health issue or a substance addiction, this likely never would have come to the public's attention.


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Q: Change Admin displayed product attribute terms per page value in Woocommerce I have multiple pages of attributes. I want to drag and drop to change the order but I can't get them to another page. I've looked all around at google to find a solution to change the number of attributes per page but I can't find it anywhere.
Which filter should I add to change the number from 20 to, for example, 100 attributes per page.
I've looked already at class-wc-admin-attributes.php without luck.

A: It is just related to settings in the backend for each product attribute.
1) For each product attribute taxonomy, on the top right location click on "Screen options" tab:

2) Then change the "Number of items per page" and save:

You are done.

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Ef1, Ef2 Tornadoes Confirmed in North Iowa
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Some two dozen tornadoes tore through parts of Iowa and Nebraska earlier this week as part of a powerful storm system that swept across the Great Plains and the Midwest.
The National Weather Service has confirmed seven of those twisters were in north/northeast Iowa. The National Weather Service has been conducting damage surveys and preliminary results include the EF1 that hit Rudd, which, while on the ground less than a mile, caused water and power outages throughout the entire town. The tornado was about 65 yards wide with peak winds estimated at 110 mph.
The NWS also confirmed an EF1 tornado near Marble Rock with a path of almost seven miles, a max width of 80 yards and peak winds estimated at 110 mph. An EF0 tornado in the Elma area, also on Wednesday night, was on the ground for about five miles, had a max width of 50 yards, and peak winds of about 85 mph. The same system that affected Chickasaw County also spawned tornadoes in Howard County near Maple Leaf and Schley, about halfway between Elma and Cresco.
The strongest twister in north Iowa was the EF2 tornado that was on the ground in eastern Franklin County for over 15 miles, stretching from near Bradford northeast to the West Fork Wildlife Area. Winds were estimated at 120 to 130 mph.
The longest tornado path was that of an EF2 on the ground for almost 30 miles starting near Belmond in Wright County before ending almost 20 minutes later near Meservey in southwest Cerro Gordo County. Winds were estimated between 115 and 120 mph.
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