Hamilton Wallace   hamilton@wrmarket.com

Hamilton is the guy to call when you want to reduce your marketing budget by a third and increase sales by 60% at the same time.  Really.

He listens.  Doesn’t think he knows it all.  Asks obvious questions that spawn brave new ways to change your message, marketing methods and sometimes even your idea of what your company can be.

No conceptual BS.  He delivers doable, affordable methods and changes to your message that focus on what your customers are concerned about.  Today.  Not six months ago.

An MBA and three years at IBM -- yes, Hamilton has had a lot of unlearning to do.  Many years in the trenches grinding out results have done wonders.

Lots of experience:  practically every industry; B2B; B2C; on-line and off-line, including direct response (mail, print, electronic);  prospecting programs, trade shows, TV, print, blah, blah, blah.  

While he still admits to his entire life sometimes flashing before his very eyes when attempting cool, new things with his computers, his mastery of the digital forces around us is pretty good (for a marketing guy).

Can still drill a 15-foot jump shot (from anywhere).  But, alas, has no first step anymore.

Hamilton's  company is Wallace Resources at www.wrmarket.com

Want a more personal look?  www.wrmarket.com/moreabouthamilton.htm

John Webster    john.webster@netsupport.com

John is exactly the type of guy you want advising you on tech issues and network support:  he’s focused on what you want to accomplish, not on the technology;  talks to you about complex technology in plain English; has a Zen-like calm in the face of really nasty network crashes, lost data, etc.; and is just generally one of the brightest people you will meet. 

His company, netsupport.com, has five people and 17 computers (3 at John’s house).  He never turns any of them off (says: You don’t turn off your children or pets, why would you do that to your computers?).  Does this man have a handle technology?  I think so.

He may not remember your name at first, but he remembers your URL and your DNS number (scary!).

Lots of experience:  system planning; really fun stuff like migrating to SQL or Exchange servers; high speed Internet access; hardware and software upgrades; implementing customer relationship management software; and general network support.  But most importantly, stays focused on your business goals and how technology can help you attain them.  When was the last time your computer guy did that?

Has a good marketing sense (for a computer guy); a great asset when integrating technology and marketing in ways that actually work.

Has an uncanny ability to fix problems that have plagued networks forever.

Thinks a fun weekend is learning the latest update of SNMP remote management software.

John’s company is netsupport.com at www.netsupport.com.