SQLSaturday Orlando Marketing Plan-Part 47
Notes:
We sent out a final you haven’t paid for lunch reminder on Wed, asked for a reply if they were...
2014-09-25
487 reads
Notes:
We sent out a final you haven’t paid for lunch reminder on Wed, asked for a reply if they were...
2014-09-25
487 reads
Registration count after some cancellations now at 577, way above my goal of 500. We’ve decided not to spend on...
2014-09-24
519 reads
I’ve wanted to do this for a while, decided to make the time commitment and see what happens. See the...
2014-09-22
548 reads
It’s Saturday a week out and I’m trying to finish up messages for the week. A lot to send this...
2014-09-20
721 reads
Ever since SQLSaturday #1 our venue has been Seminole State College (Seminole Community College back then), provided graciously and perhaps...
2014-09-19
765 reads
More notes:
Registration at 520. Not as big a bump this week as we expected, probably due to the message going...
2014-09-18
537 reads
A friend recently asked me about my involvement with PASS, and that lead to the two questions in the title....
2014-09-17
775 reads
I’ve got most of the messages up through Sep 27th drafted. Still need to tweak a couple, but close to...
2014-09-16
550 reads
We’ve just wrapped up the interviews and I wanted to jot down a few thoughts on what I’ve seen from...
2014-09-15
517 reads
Reg count at 479. Looking very good for hitting 500!First sponsor sent out a geo-targeted message for us, another one...
2014-09-12
641 reads
Referrals have never been more important in the job market. They’re no longer nice...
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If I want to know whether a number of negative, positive, or zero, what is the easiest way to get this in T-SQL?
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