I should have guessed that sales and marketing would become my life's profession when I started my first business in elementary school. Ironically, I was so successful selling candy between classes, that the school eventually shut me down. The teachers had understandably complained about having to peel the kids off the walls when their sugar rushes kicked in! <lol>

 

My late father broke the world's altitude record in 1960, so I think breaking barriers is in my DNA. For instance, I started writing copy for the local newspaper at 15, and then became the youngest Realtor in Seminole County when I was 18. It seems like that was back in the stone age, but it was an invaluable experience being entrusted with the largest purchase of their lives, by people that were much older than myself.

 

In college, I was ironically voted the first female "Brother of the Year" by the Theta Sigma chapter of Delta Sigma Pi, a professional business fraternity. Yes, that's fraternity, not sorority....as in 99.8% male membership. See, I learned early on how to maximize my opportunities! :-))

 

Later, I had the distinction of being chosen by Holler Chevrolet as their first female salesperson in their new car division. Make no mistake, it was one of the most physically and emotionally grueling experiences I ever endured, but learning to work with diverse personalities was priceless. [ Of course, the satisfaction of lasting longer than any of the several betting pools predicted I would was pretty great, too! ]

 

Over the years, I worked in a fascinating cross-section of industries. While I couldn't understand my life's path at the time, I can now see clearly that the scope of my professional experience has become an asset for my clients. It allows me to better understand and relate to their particular challenges, as well as offer insight that can only come from real-world experience.

In 2002, I was introduced to the wonderful world of CDs. Little did I know at the time that CD authoring entails basically the same programming and design that websites do. Amazingly, 320's first client was the beautiful Adam's Mark Daytona Beach Resort. Looking back, it was obviously God's favor on my behalf that made it possible for a brand new company like 320 to land such a prestigious account for its first client.

 

Now, I'm passionate about helping my clients understand the unparalled potential that today's multimedia technologies offer.
Through Video Email, Audio Mail, Live Broadcasting, Webinars, Multimedia Email Campaigns and Video Newsletters, we can help you streamline many of your communications and presentations WITHOUT losing that critical personal touch. And, help you REDUCE marketing expenses while you INCREASE your bottom line!

 

Multimedia will always be more dynamic and effective than text-based mediums, such as direct mail, brochures, text emails, etc. If "A picture's worth a thousand words," then video must be worth a million, wouldn't you say? As I love to share, video enables people to "SEE your passion and HEAR your heart, making you unforgettable!"

 

In today's challenging economy, it's not only a matter of saving time and gas, it's critical to your business' survival to maximize your return on investment, so I encourage you to check out comF5 right now and then contact me!