Nice Arborist Professional Image Page

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That is truly the most confusing nonsense of a post I've ever tried to read. You must be REALLY smart!

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Plenty is your own words.

Let me break it down into little bite size pieces. Just one quote of yourself at a time.

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<font color="red"> Blinky wrote </font> all I'm saying... and hopefully since it's the umpteenth time you'll get it through your uttery closed mind is that SUITS DO NOT EQUATE TO PROFESSIONALISM... and in fact are coming to represent slippery, slimy money pigs and religious zealots rather than skilled trades people.

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Here is another small piece ...

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<font color="red"> Blinky wrote </font> website is well designed and polished but a list of arborists wearing suits makes me laugh... more guys with lots of certs that have never even been into a canopy.

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I think what we see here, is sort of an attitude on your part, showing that you are not impartial when it comes to recognziing professionalism across the board.

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Now let's get back to this statement by Blinky. This sure looks contradictory to the other that you wrote.

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<font color="red"> Blinky wrote </font> And I'm not criticizing Arborwell, I don't know them from Adam. I'm criticizing the concept that a bunch of guys in suits equates to professionalism... it doesn't. Neither does big income. Maybe Arborwell is the most professional company on the planet but a trumped up website is no indicator. ...

But this thread is a waste of time and your high minded smugness is really annoying.

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Not criticizing them ?

Just take a look at the past few quotes from your earlier posts.
 
So, the moral of the story or thread in this case, is define your market and present yourself in a manner that they will relate to. Whatever manner of dress, credentials, language and mannerisms that requires then be "on point" and you will be successful. In business the measuring stick for success is revenue and profit to the outside world, for the owner it may be different since it is based on their needs and why they are in business.
 
A friend of mine works for that outfit, they are a large company, and those guys are just the office folks and sales reps...good professional company to work for from what I hear...but then again they say that about big yellow
 
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