Quixtar Blog News is a regular segment of the MLM Business Opportunties Blog. It is also known as “The Good, Bad, and Ugly�, but not always in that order…
Business Owner Mentality via the Quixtar Sucks Blog:
How many times you’ve heard it in Quixtar, “If you are an Esso owner, would you fill up your car from Exxon?”
They mention McDonald through out the plan, but don’t use McD example here! They won’t say, “If you are a McDonalds owner, would you eat somewhere else?” Because you damn well would! Even if you’re a junk food junkie, you would!
McD is also iterated regarding franchise rule # 1 e.g. following the McDonald “system”. No matter how big shot you are, you have to learn how to flip McD burgers they way they tell you to open franchise.
So not all business owners have to be “loyal to their own business”, right? Am I missing some thing here?
Gas station is also a bad example. My friend owned Petro Canada. In Canada, you get very little profit from sales of Gas. Majority of profit comes from convenience items inside the station. It’s really doesn’t matter much to fill up from his own station. He goes to other stations all the time! Its tax right off, he’s a business owner.
Quixtar Gets “A” on Up Time via Q Blog Bob:
Quixtar Bob’s topic for today is uptime and Quixtar. According to Internet Retailer Quixtar gets an A and nearly a perfect score, above 99 percent. Web site performance, specifically how often a retailing site remains online despite frequent heavy traffic, remains a key benchmark of how successful retailers are in meeting customer expectations.
“Overall, the web’s 50 largest retailers as ranked by annual sales in The Top 400 Guide, are doing an adequate job of keeping their e-commerce sites online an average of 98.6% of the time in a high broadband environment, according to a new weekly performance index by Gomez Inc.�
When accessed via a high broadband connection, Peapod Inc. is available 99.6% of the time, according to Gomez. Peapod is followed by Costco Wholesale Corp. (99.5%), QVC Inc. (99.4%), FTD Inc. (99.4%), Amazon.com (99.4%), Office Depot Inc. (99.4%), Nordstrom Inc. (99.3%), Apple Computer Corp. (99.3%) Quixtar Inc. (99.3%) and Blue Nile Inc. (99.3%).
The top 50 sites with the lowest high broadband availability as measured by Gomez include CompUSA Inc. (89.8%) and SonyStyle.com (96.9%).
dil okulu on August 9th, 2008 at 5:07 pm
is there any information about this in other languages, maybe german or other else?