In the good ol’ days, every person who walked into a business was a potential customer and was treated like one. Sad to say, those days are becoming a blur in my memory.
They’re both unwanted, and they both affect the HVAC industry to some degree. We’re talking about environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) and mold, the two bad boys in IAQ.
The subject of advertising is fresh on my mind because we are in the process of preparing some new advertising messages. I’m certainly not an expert in advertising, but I can give you an idea of what’s been successful for us — and what hasn’t.
Receiver Points [Editor’s note: This letter was originally published in the Oct. 7 issue, but a part of the first sentence under point No. 2 was inadvertently omitted. The correct
The last swallow of a tasty drink is usually followed a few moments later with one last attempt to get the last few drops out of the glass or cup and into the drinker’s mouth. In some respects, that seems to be what is happening in the supermarket industry when it comes to energy efficiency.
Yeah, I’m glad it’s over. I’m glad The News has put to bed a very special supplement, which subscribers will receive — free of charge — with the November 11 issue. Next week look for our tribute to the Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute (ARI), which will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2003.
The Texas Department of Insurance recently reported that seven people were arrested in connection with a scheme to defraud insurance companies by intentionally flooding homes and filing bogus claims with insurance companies.
Certification Price Tag I write in response to James Siegel’s article “Why get Certified? 'It’s Common Sense'” [Sept. 30], not because I disagree with certification as a whole, but rather
And here I thought I was going to go to Las Vegas to forget about life’s problems for a while. Well, ever since arriving at Caesars Palace to report on the proceedings of the Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors’ National Association’s (SMACNA’s) 2002 annual convention, things have been … well … not necessarily encouraging.
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