I have found that most people who give me the time to sit and listen often have many questions.  The reason is because this is about something that does not exist.  So after my initial debriefing, there are often many questions.  Slowly as I stayed centered and answer their questions, the light starts to get a little brighter, until the concept is there with them and they understand.

This blog can’t do the same thing as face to face interaction.  Here I pick a topic that is most relevant to my thoughts at the moment and talk about that whether you are ready for it or not.

Another drawback of this blog is that my examples of the Clickboards are not 100% yet.  So there is still a lot left to the imagination.  And without me as a guide to your imagination, the idea is still left with a very fuzzy exterior with too much left not understood.  Especially when I am trying to convince someone in another business that this is a great idea, without a personal touch, it is no wonder why I would be left on the back burner.

Well my oldest friend just looked at my site the other day.  He only looked at it for five minutes according to my Google Analytics, but anyway he went to at least five pages and got the idea within minutes.

He had a break through though.  His idea was to incorporate Clickboards outside the Internet.  He was saying each add would have a PIN number.  Now this is already true in my case to catalog the ads.  However he was a little more dynamic.  His example was for a 50% off coupon at the Gap.  You would text 50OFFGAP, to put it simply to your online account number.  This is much like Twitter and will most assuredly be one of my first projects after putting the website in place.

I just need to find out what number they text the promotion code to have the discount stored automatically on their Clickboards.net account.  Research Twitter more now, not that I would still know how it works from the inside.