TBE Blog - Commentshttp://thebuildingexperience.com/tbeblog/The general Building Experience blogen-GBSquarespace Site Server v5.11.81 (http://www.squarespace.com/)Your Sister comments on Corporate AnimalYour SisterThu, 10 Apr 2008 13:21:10 +0000http://thebuildingexperience.com/tbeblog/2008/4/9/corporate-animal.html#comments141019:1465546:comment/1411464Actually you spoke too me more like a small child in nursery, who had not been given his biscuits and milk!
Luckily I choose to ignore you!

But hey its all a learning curve ;-)

]]>big ad comments on Incentivesbig adMon, 31 Dec 2007 17:51:20 +0000http://thebuildingexperience.com/tbeblog/2007/12/30/incentives.html#comments141019:1465546:comment/1197142tell you what matie if you got a xbox 360 nowt would get done at all, its amazing!!! im never of it!!

]]>Herbert comments on PriceHerbertFri, 19 Oct 2007 16:42:48 +0000http://thebuildingexperience.com/tbeblog/2007/9/25/price.html#comments141019:1465546:comment/1051674People buy people first!

Price is a secondary motivator in many circumstances.

Sure quality is a big influencer but this depends on who you are negotiating with, what they expect and what they expect to pay.

Definition of quality workmanship - "You are only as good as you're last job."

I used to box years ago and always went in with opponents who had a reputation. You know, animals, big hitters etc. I always said to myself then that they are only as good as their last opponent! Lights out!!!

]]>L Marvel comments on PriceL MarvelSat, 06 Oct 2007 23:04:20 +0000http://thebuildingexperience.com/tbeblog/2007/9/25/price.html#comments141019:1465546:comment/1031446A good brand will bring about good profits and in many cases allow the business to charge increasing prices.

The ipod is cool, sleek and sexy. Its a 'boys' toy that everyone wants and sits just in the poor mans top budget, and rich mans cheap.

Getting the right pricing strategy is the answer to your whole business. Don't undercut yourselves just to get business. Do a good job and build a reputation based around your work then price shouldn't be an issue.

]]>Oscar Wilde comments on PriceOscar WildeThu, 27 Sep 2007 14:44:15 +0000http://thebuildingexperience.com/tbeblog/2007/9/25/price.html#comments141019:1465546:comment/1012235"A cynic is a man who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing"

]]>El Mouser comments on The Colour is PurpleEl MouserTue, 28 Aug 2007 12:55:28 +0000http://thebuildingexperience.com/tbeblog/2007/8/5/the-colour-is-purple.html#comments141019:1465546:comment/969823My favourtie organisation is the British Army. They have many colours. I'd say I'm more loyal to them than, say, orange Easyjet. Army - be the best, lots of different colours come to mind (ok, mainly mud brown and sandy yellow).

More importantly, I like your idea about Nick Knowles. Maybe he would be interested in becoming an ambassador for TBE? You could offer him an array of purple apparel. Or maybe Lawrence Llewelyn Bowen? With his already close affiliation to your company, maybe he'd be better.

Ok, I'm ranting now. Good-bye.

]]>Simon99 comments on SlogansSimon99Wed, 15 Aug 2007 08:42:49 +0000http://thebuildingexperience.com/tbeblog/2007/8/13/slogans.html#comments141019:1465546:comment/953018What about the slogan you have at the top of your website?

"Work with us and create your dream home".

I think that's pretty good. Certainly better than your other suggestions.

]]>Chaz comments on The Colour is PurpleChazTue, 07 Aug 2007 12:54:56 +0000http://thebuildingexperience.com/tbeblog/2007/8/5/the-colour-is-purple.html#comments141019:1465546:comment/941742Why not Dog? I think this is a great idea and by using the same colour for everything you are marketing to your clients subconsciously. For example people will be reminded of The Building Experience when they see the colour purple.

Easy jet... Orange! There is nothing else to say about these guys! In fact I think their actual brand design is pretty poor but the colour is great, and you just can't hide from it, or should I say him Mr Stellios (whatever his name is!).

You should try it whats your favourite colour, whats your business and how could you get them working together for you?

]]>The Dog comments on The Colour is PurpleThe DogMon, 06 Aug 2007 19:28:31 +0000http://thebuildingexperience.com/tbeblog/2007/8/5/the-colour-is-purple.html#comments141019:1465546:comment/940888Intereseting Blog. I think it's only relevant to large companies though, don't think having a company colour will help the likes of me!

]]>The General comments on WelcomeThe GeneralThu, 02 Aug 2007 11:33:03 +0000http://thebuildingexperience.com/tbeblog/2007/7/28/welcome.html#comments141019:1465546:comment/935608A plumber working until he is 75? i thought you guys earnt so much you were all semi retired by 45 ;)

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