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		<title>Comment on Three steps to selling online in small papers by How to sell online in three easy steps &#171; PANPA Digital Advisory Group</title>
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		<title>Comment on You can&#8217;t sell that! by Diana Stowers</title>
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		<dc:creator>Diana Stowers</dc:creator>
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		<description>And so we continue to wilt under the weight of the doom and gloom merchants who have yet to convince me, you and one billion other people around the world daily that newspapers are not the way to go - all media works if you know how to use it - none more effectively than newspapers where readers still flock with expectations of current, credible, reliable, readable, useful daily info. A media mix is a wise move; that&#039;s not rocket science! Are we becoming our own worst enemy though? Is it time to question the confidence/doubts of the people in the business who are charged with selling something they wouldn&#039;t themselves buy - time to rethink how carefully we recruit, train, develop the people we need to take the ball forward (and knock out a few hurdles on the way past). Harden up!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>And so we continue to wilt under the weight of the doom and gloom merchants who have yet to convince me, you and one billion other people around the world daily that newspapers are not the way to go &#8211; all media works if you know how to use it &#8211; none more effectively than newspapers where readers still flock with expectations of current, credible, reliable, readable, useful daily info. A media mix is a wise move; that&#8217;s not rocket science! Are we becoming our own worst enemy though? Is it time to question the confidence/doubts of the people in the business who are charged with selling something they wouldn&#8217;t themselves buy &#8211; time to rethink how carefully we recruit, train, develop the people we need to take the ball forward (and knock out a few hurdles on the way past). Harden up!</p>
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