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Please enjoy this article about our company that apparently no one read in USA Today. An article that cost me $5,000 to have published.
I hired a company called Pathos Communications to help build our brand. After spending $10,000, I ended up with two USA Today articles that generated virtually no results. Now I'm in the middle of a dispute with American Express over a charge I never authorized.
To make matters worse, I actually wrote the original article myself. According to Pathos, USA Today rewrote it before publication, and in the process they turned it into a mess. The biggest omission? They completely left out the fact that my wife spent 34 years as a cruise director, one of the most important parts of our story and a major reason clients trust us.
In the end, the article missed the point, the marketing failed to deliver, and the entire situation has become one expensive mess.
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You know I love the cruise industry... but let's be honest. Without onboard revenue, some cruise lines might not stay afloat.
The endless quest for just a little more revenue is alive and well, and that's what I'm talking about on today's Daily Cruise & Travel News podcast.
A big thanks to my friends at Suno for the great song! https://t.co/MQ05G18J4m
You know I love the cruise industry... but let's be honest. Without onboard revenue, some cruise lines might not stay afloat.
The endless quest for just a little more revenue is alive and well, and that's what I'm talking about on today's Daily Cruise & Travel News podcast.
A big thanks to my friends at Suno for the great song! https://t.co/MQ05G18J4m
Day two of the social media experiment continues. Live on YouTube. Crazy stories like one Disney crew member accusing another of poisoning her water bottle. Click here to watch.https://t.co/C0VcOCynGI
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Ryan Fox on Scottie Scheffler questioning his pace of play:
Burn or compliment, he’s not changing. Foxy plays fast, wins majors, and keeps the group moving. 😂🏌️♂️
Please enjoy this article about our company that apparently no one read in USA Today. An article that cost me $5,000 to have published.
I hired a company called Pathos Communications to help build our brand. After spending $10,000, I ended up with two USA Today articles that generated virtually no results. Now I'm in the middle of a dispute with American Express over a charge I never authorized.
To make matters worse, I actually wrote the original article myself. According to Pathos, USA Today rewrote it before publication, and in the process they turned it into a mess. The biggest omission? They completely left out the fact that my wife spent 34 years as a cruise director, one of the most important parts of our story and a major reason clients trust us.
In the end, the article missed the point, the marketing failed to deliver, and the entire situation has become one expensive mess.
https://t.co/Q0vzMOEZZa
"Fucking fatass, get out of the way. Fat motherfucker"
Reds pitcher Caleb Ferguson had some choice words for umpire Bill Miller after he obstructed a fielder
Champion Golfer of the Year Ryan Fox on his pace of play:
"I played with Scottie Scheffler earlier in the year, and I can't work out if this was a burn or a compliment. We played at Phoenix, and we're in a three-ball on Saturday. We walk off the ninth tee, and he goes, 'Foxy, it doesn't even feel like you're in the group. It just feels like we're playing in a two-ball, you hit it so fast. It's just in the air.'
"You guys can tell me if it's a burn or a compliment. It is just always how I've played."
Burn or compliment?