Article archive / August 1, 2013
Originally published: . Volume 4, No. 12. Source pages: 16.
Last month I wrote about having twins, the business, South River Stories, Inc., and the program, South River Stories® – The TV Show. I have prepared myself to care for both of them and to raise them well.
Recently, however, my South River Stories® "healthcare provider" (i.e., consultant) calmly corrected my clever metaphor, delivering the unexpected news that I also have a third baby, my market!
Of course, South River Stories® – Promotions. She's the one who already is making the most noise, fussing for me to blog and tweet and post and message and link-in and network. She probably will be the first one to walk, and the last one to sleep through the night.
My very playful show baby keeps me engaged for hours, developing ideas, creating stories and writing scripts, and I pay close attention to my more serious business baby, because neglected paper work becomes a very stinky diaper.
I already had an office PC computer for my business baby and a MacBook Pro for my show baby. Now my promotions baby wants an iPad! I can tell having triplets is going to require quite an investment.
So, here I am, seven months after establishing the business, three months away from the premiere of the TV show, and today I have a wonderful opportunity for promotion right here in the Psychology Times.
You've arrived at the last page of this newspaper. Did you find my ad?
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