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susandennisMy brother and his wife sent me the funnest package of goodies just for me. There was a coffee mug from his shop and a pound of chicory coffee and there was one of those oh so handy small screwdrivers with a phillips head on one end and a flat head on the other. I had mentioned to my brother about having one and needing another and not finding a good one - this is a good one! And a cute note from my sister in law with the glasses case I left at their house in January and a bunch of swag. My brother knows how much I love swag.
A really good pen and a very high quality t-shirt were from an outfit called Gillware so on a whim while I was eating my lunch I looked at their website.
Turns out they are a data recovery outfit. They scrape the crap off your broken harddrive - if at all possible.
Their site is really nice - tasteful. Think about their business. People find them when they are in panic mode. They probably cost an arm and a leg and and all your trust. Their website kind of looks like 'You can trust us. We are mature and smart.' Their bios are smart and sharp. But I really love their tagline in the nav area:
And then I went to a link on their site labeled Photo Contest. I thought it was odd until I clicked on it and saw what it was. Our of the data they have saved for you, they want you to pick the best photo and submit it for a gift certificate. When you start clicking through - you get the stories "I thought I had lost all the photos of my baby..." and a sample. I'm not sure I've ever seen testimonials done better.
It's a wonderful wonderful lunch time diversion. Treat yourself.
A really good pen and a very high quality t-shirt were from an outfit called Gillware so on a whim while I was eating my lunch I looked at their website.
Turns out they are a data recovery outfit. They scrape the crap off your broken harddrive - if at all possible.
Their site is really nice - tasteful. Think about their business. People find them when they are in panic mode. They probably cost an arm and a leg and and all your trust. Their website kind of looks like 'You can trust us. We are mature and smart.' Their bios are smart and sharp. But I really love their tagline in the nav area:
Sales Hours
24 / 7 / 365
Customer Service Hours
Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm
Friday 8am-3pm, Central Time
And then I went to a link on their site labeled Photo Contest. I thought it was odd until I clicked on it and saw what it was. Our of the data they have saved for you, they want you to pick the best photo and submit it for a gift certificate. When you start clicking through - you get the stories "I thought I had lost all the photos of my baby..." and a sample. I'm not sure I've ever seen testimonials done better.
It's a wonderful wonderful lunch time diversion. Treat yourself.
