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  No Picture Post

  04.09.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on No Picture Post

  Why no picture? My posts always have pictures (at least I try.) That’s because most of what I’m working on is not photogenic at present. Inventory. Fixtures. Product Designs. Forms. Yes, Forms. And more Forms. Filed for our Half Moon Bay Business License and Alarm Permit today. That was fun. Still have the sign stuff […]

• Business, Coastal Stuff, Oddyssea

  The First Batch of Fixtures Arrived!

  04.05.12 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  The first batch of fixtures we purchased from a local collector rolled up in a big rental truck yesterday. There are five pieces in the batch including 2 apothecary style counters, a large cabinet with glass doors, a small glass display case, and a hardware cabinet (think like a small library card catalog.) Click the […]

• Business, Coastal Stuff, Oddyssea

  Oddyssea Construction Complete

  04.03.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on Oddyssea Construction Complete

  We identified the physical space for our shop in Half Moon Bay, California in January, 2012. We started talking about the project in early February, 2012 when the renovation got underway. Now, April 2, 2012, we have completed the renovation of the physical space (with lots of expert help on the floors, electric, framing, plumbing, […]

• Business, Coastal Stuff, Oddyssea

  Two Down, One To Go

  03.30.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on Two Down, One To Go

  Yesterday was all about track lighting. I can say with some certainty that this is the first (and last) time I will ever install track lighting. Talk about a product set in need of some improvement! In any case, the front or “explore” room is now trackified (though I’m not certain the fixtures on the […]

• Business, Oddyssea

  How Not to Delight Your Customers

  03.29.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on How Not to Delight Your Customers

  Here’s the general mindset I had before getting Intuit’s missive this morning: I have only 1 employee and the service has been working well for me. I enjoyed this service even back when it was PayCycle, pre-acquisition. However, the Intuit version has always felt expensive to me and not aligned with the small business value […]

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