Maybe it's just me...
First, here is a "Managing Partner"
encouraging us to give OUR input. Input, on what I'm not sure because he has not offered any information about what "Programs" are offered or what "Programs" are being considered. Then, to really cause us to shake our heads, he demands that our
solicited input come in a particular format. Then, to really top it all off, he says, in an official press release, no less, that any
solicited advice we offer without including our name AND contact information will be disregarded, like ducks farting!! ARE YOU KIDDING ME TONI ANNIGONI? This wreaks of incompentence.
First of all, if you are a "Managing Partner" you don't go to the general public in a press release and ask for advice. If you are a real manager you should know and understand your customers needs and wants.
This would be like going into the medical fieldand then mailing the general public to ask what kind of medicine you should practice. Oh, and by the way future customers, if you don't give me advice my way, in my format then I am going to treat you like a duck farting - underwater, no less.
How about something sorta professional like a survey? Like taking a sample of your members and sending them something that says this:
On a scale of 1-10, one being "I'm not interested" and ten being "Sign me up!" How interested are you in the following: then list your "programs" or ideas.
Here it is... enjoy!
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USPPA Customer Input Policy
The Management of The United States Pool Player's Association would like to encourage all Members as well as prospective Members to share their input regarding our Programs or Programs they would like to see. As a result, we would like to Outline the following Policy regarding fielding that input:
Please be advised all interested parites are encouraged to email me at
tony@poolhall.com. Included in your message should be specific issues that you are willing to have discussed in a public forum. In addtion, any and all concerns or suggestions should have an implementation or suggested solution included.
On a personal note, I would like to advise Any and All Respondents that Anonymous Complaints should be treated as if they were Ducks Farting under Water. Anyone responding must be willing to have their emails or comments made public or should conserve their energy for practicing their pool game.
Regards
Tony Annigoni
Managing Partner, USPPA
Principal, Two Cushion Club
Principal, Couture Events & Couture Marketing
