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Man! I can't tell you how long I've waited to hear a bid caller or auction marketer say what you said in this podcast. I'm so tired of auctioneers emphasizing auction events over the items being sold.
I'd take it one step further. If people aren't buying auctions, they're buying items. Then what should the headlines of our ads and brochures and web sites be? ITEMS! Not "Public Auction."
Keep up the good work!
Man! I can't tell you how long I've waited to hear a bid caller or auction marketer say what you said in this podcast. I'm so tired of auctioneers emphasizing auction events over the items being sold.
I'd take it one step further. If people aren't buying auctions, they're buying items. Then what should the headlines of our ads and brochures and web sites be? ITEMS! Not "Public Auction."
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Man! I can't tell you how long I've waited to hear a bid caller or auction marketer say what you said in this podcast. I'm so tired of auctioneers emphasizing auction events over the items being sold.
I'd take it one step further. If people aren't buying auctions, they're buying items. Then what should the headlines of our ads and brochures and web sites be? ITEMS! Not "Public Auction."
Keep up the good work!
Man! I can't tell you how long I've waited to hear a bid caller or auction marketer say what you said in this podcast. I'm so tired of auctioneers emphasizing auction events over the items being sold.
I'd take it one step further. If people aren't buying auctions, they're buying items. Then what should the headlines of our ads and brochures and web sites be? ITEMS! Not "Public Auction."
Keep up the good work!