OK, Mark is high profile and I know “Judy” from Bonanza support email. Bharding seems to have started all this and there are a few other names that used to come up a lot. (There was a young fellow who seemed to take over for Mark for a short time—but I haven’t seen him since.)
Is there a place on Bonanza to introduce the staff?
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I agree! There is a Jordan and a Jeremy! Some have come and gone! Reasons unknown! I know, but Shhhhh!
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There is not. I have never seen a selling venue where staff is named or introduced in the about us area. Not to say it can’t be done, but there must be a reason no one does this.
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MyTexasTreasures Reputation: 1244 See MyTexasTreasures' booth |
I believe there is someone named Tom Wayne that pops into the Community pages every so often.
I have seen Jordan pop into the Community pages pretty heavily at times when we’ve discussed attributes for Google shopping.
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There used to be a little Bio of Bill and Mark and I think it was in the About section. However I know that recently disappeared. Also when new staff came on they were introduced in the forums, but since the forum change I don’t know where they would put that. Unfortunate that newcomers don’t get an idea of who they are working with…it was one of the things that I always felt made Bonanza stand out from the rest.
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