Appreciating Marketing works!

   As go through our journey in the 21st Century, you will meet amazing people in your journey.

 Have you ever gone to networking event and met some amazing people or received great service and want to send them something of appreciation?  You may send them an email, or ecard. How about sending them a physical card.

 Whether you are a connector, thoughtful or simply want to express gratitude. You can do this by sending a a card of appreciation for any of the above reasons.

  The act of giving, sharing is a prompting we get all the time, we may just need a better way to express it.

 Appreciation marketing is the way to do it. You can add a picture,link to a picture and more...

Example of card sent to business contact





To learn more about his service:
Learn more and send a card on me!

Book Review: Promptings

        Prompting such an unusual word that we might not hear all the time, it has a powerful meaning.

        In the book he shares his experiences of learning for great Dale Carnegie and Anthony Robbins to evolve and transform his business into a community of sharing and growing for thousand of people all over the world.

     Here is a great quote for the book
    "If you act on your promptings consistently, you will be guided to your genius within. You will also create a network of people along the way that will be committed to your success. Why? Because people crave feeling appreciated. If you act on your promptings and help people feel appreciated, they will naturally be committed and loyal to you"




       Koday Bateman is the founder of SendoutCards

                                             Kody Bateman is the Author of Promptings

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Thank you for an amazing 2012!

It has been an awesome 2012!  Would like to thank everyone below for making it an successful year. Looking forward to an exciting and amazing 2013!

Thank you from Jim Pagiamtzis

Constant Contact (for hiring me)

Lisa Kember
Janice Peter and all the ALE's in Toronto

Marc Gordon for his awsome Skye Calls!

Tom Kaufmann for his amazing Skype Calls!

Roger Pierce for his ongoing encourgement

Steve Flemming from Soul city Social Group for his amazing event and look forward to awesome 2013!

The Rostie Group

Cash Converter on Bloor Street and Bathurst

Swapsity  for the your amazing events

Gary Vaynerchuk

Amber Mac

Scott Stratten

Vito Marchese from Networker.ca

Jennifer Beale for the amazing events this year

Klemmer.com for letting share my articles on their blog

Metroactive.org for letting me share articles on their blog

Kobo.com for letting me sell my books online!


Patrick Bizindayvi and Paul Renie from Unlimited Possibilities

 Christopher van der Hoff

Courtney Carroll congrats on your book

JG Francouer and Gerry Robert

Dianne Ojar-Ali for your ongoing support. Look forward to awesome 2013!

Michael Jazenko

Bonnie and Aaron Chan. Look forward to an amazing 2013!


Full Media Centre (Justin McMaking and Christopher Robitaillle)

Leah A. Wilson

Canada Job Expo (for speaking and MC)



Sin and Redemption (used space for Meet up Groups)

Jack Astors (Etobicoke) (used space for Meet up Groups)

Montanas in Yonge and Davis Dr (Newmarket)  Have been using space for 2+ years for Entrepreneurs Speed Networking Group

Peridot Resto Lounge (81 Bloor Street East) Have been using space to do


Jacques Berge and CSI Annex (used space for presentation)

Nick Kuborvski  (Richmond Hill) used space for presentation)


Leo Coholic & Longbrank CoWorking  (used space for presentations)


Neil Raj ; Coworkative  (using space for presentation)

Millionaire Mind Intensive in Nov 2013! The Karma Krew were awesome. Look forward to May 2013!

Microsoft -Yorkdale

Randy Ramadhin from Century 21 for hosting Cash flow Games

Michel Neray and Motivational Monday group. Congrat on your expansion to more city and look forward to sharing in 2013!

Sean Damdar from Agent Brand for printing my business cards

Ronia Effat the amazing writing and blogger

Galinie Gravilidiou  look forward to reading more about your blogs

Sonia Rabi amazing belly dancer

Rascheed Wallace for Business Connections

M.K Aeolo from Mississauga Board of  Trade

Idalia, Veronica and the rest of the Amazing Spanish fashionistas!

Jacque Berge for your sharing CSI space and look forward to putting our book together "The Boulder Theory"

Scott Schussler from ESN for his amazing insights and presentation on networking

Moe Simani from SOHO for allowing me to share in Toronto

Paul Toby

Daisy Hsieh the networking queen!

Junior Achievement of Ontario for great opportunity to share Dollars and Sense and great partners I shared the stage with.

Enterprise Toronto
Social Light
Socialize
PodCamp
Small Business Forum
Meet up groups all over the city

Danish Ahmed all the amazing event we met at

Great Yard sales I attended.

Manny and Daniell my dvd traders

There are many more I may have forgot of.

BIG Thank you to everyone for 2012

Happy New Year to all!

Look forward to sharing www.21connetions.ca and www.jimpagiamtzis.com  in the new year

Book review: Talk to the Hand by Lynne Truss

Lynne Truss has written about a subject that we take for granted in our daily lives the act of please, Thank you are not said enough. We use the word "sorry" way to often and when not need just for the act trying to be nice.
Jim Pagiamtzis

Excerpt from book below

Two years ago, in Christianburg, Virginia, a psychology professor came up with a technological solution of road rage. It was a little green light that could be installed at the back of a car that could be flashed to say "please", "thank you", and "sorry" I believe a patent is actually in place, which make somehow want to burst in to tears. This academic reasoning was that, by means of his "Courteous Communicator", a driver could signal "thank you" (two flashes) or "I;m sorry" (three flashes) after cutting in front of another car.

Naturally, the invention was immediately quashed as unworkable and confusing, not to mention illegal and bit daft. A spokesman for the American Automobile Foundation  for Traffic Safely in Washington, DC, programatically pointed out that there already existed a courteous communicator in all cars. "It's called a turn signal." he said "and some people don't even use that."