What Does a Story about a Frog Have To Do With Electronic Products and Business Solutions?
(PRWEB) October 23, 2000
PRESS RELEASE
CONNECTICUT: Many advertisements include information that has nothing to do with the product that is being sold. A classic example is the use of golden retriever puppies that look cute and affectionate while they play next to the merchandise such as a Nissan Xterra. Sometimes the customers remember the ad but not the product.
Recently, a company that sells laptop computers produced a TV ad that starts with frogs hopping mud all over the family room. This ad continues with a scene where the mother is trying to work at home with this laptop computer while her sons play with the frogs. This mom picks up a glass of water and predictably there is a frog sitting on the edge of the glass. The frog in the web pages of www. ayresconsulting. com is relevant because this web site includes an autobiographical account of the web site owner. The autobiography starts with the owner, Leigh Ayres, learning the laws of mathematics in grammar school and continues with a description of a career that includes science, engineering, and management. Leigh's education at Northeastern University, Yale, and Harvard are also included.
This web site provides information on how to increase speed to market for high technology products under development. There is also e-commerce content with links to companies that sell gadgets, cell phones, small computers, cameras, copiers, desks, ergonomic chairs, and consulting services. The merchants for these products include Copiercopia, Dell, Handspring, Ritzcamera, NowDocs, AmazingMail, McAfee, and many more. AYRES CONSULTING selected these products to help your business.
Leigh has expressed thanks to The Business Council of BRBC for the entire timeline of the AYRES CONSULTING e-commerce business. They can be reached at www. brbc. com.
Contact Information:
Leigh Ayres
President
AYRES CONSULTING
Www. ayresconsulting. com
Layres@snet. net
