11/8/12

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Today was a very good day at Ideal. At the beginning of my day I helped Catherine by making some labels for a Nissan dealership mailer. After that I went through contacts that looked at the fast food eblast we sent out for any good "leads". Then Catherine and I went to go pick up lunch. I had a bacon cheeseburger and I forgot what Catherine had but I'm sure she made a good healthy choice. After my lunch I sent out about 100 mailers to the potential Nissan customers! Then I made another contact list for a Shield sales manager. That was my day! P.S. I'm going to miss Cat-attack next week because I learn a lot from her every time I'm here.

MB

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