http://adamwebster.com Help for jet owners and air charter operators. Mon, 16 Aug 2010 02:00:41 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Adderall onlineLevitra The strange thing about so many businesses is that the successful and unsuccessful both start with the same entrepreneurial zeal to look for something unique in the way of an opportunity. The truly persistent (and, they'll admit, lucky) win not only because they focus on the one thing that ... http://adamwebster.com/2010/04/13/models-arent-just-for-airplanes/ The refreshing part of reading the New Yorker is knowing that so many jet and fractional owners are reading it too. Of that group, it is important to note that private aviation readers can be divided into two groups: Those that made their own money vs. those that ... http://adamwebster.com/2010/01/18/fly-right-by-buying-right/ The tough part about the childhood game of musical chairs is knowing that some fellow party goer gets the axe every time the music stops. Worse, it could be you if you aren't fast enough in terms of lunging for that chair. While it would have been a ... http://adamwebster.com/2009/12/20/musical-fractional-shares/ When we sent this out in January 2009, we had already laid much of the ground work for www.jetowner.com. The trick with marketing in the private aviation space is knowing a couple of things: The Internet is big - Too big.Think of it like the ocean and of the 34 billion ... http://adamwebster.com/2009/09/30/the-owner-and-you/ Admittedly this is one of the toughest times on record for the industry, be it operator, manager, or owner. When we launched the Fractional Forum in 2003, we had already laid much of the groundwork for the Jet Owner Group. The idea was to fill the void: ... http://adamwebster.com/2009/08/30/jet-and-fractional-owner-update/ The reality of spam is that it is so common to your mail server is that you don't get to see a lot of mail. In the aviation paradigm this leaves me wondering how will any FBO, charter firm, etc. actually get anyone to read mail. We are ... http://adamwebster.com/2009/07/19/permission-for-spam/ NO ONE LOVES UPDATING Our lives have become filled with more usernames and passwords than we can track. It seems that every vendor, marketing venue or tool on the Internet requires us to participate in the confines of a username and password, the necessity to login and then take some ... http://adamwebster.com/2009/06/16/username-and-password-please/ Four years ago, when we launched our directory service we noticed that some airports were way more appealing than others and that some salespeople fared better than others in developing air carrier interest in passenger laden areas. Through perception or reality, some airports were just more popular. Most charter firms ... http://adamwebster.com/2009/05/10/salespeople-vs-advisors/ Don't you hate losing your keys? It is one of the most time honored modern struggles. You are late, you need them, and you can't find them. If it is not your keys it is some PDA or phone thing you've grown attached to. Or, if ... http://adamwebster.com/2009/04/23/finding-your-keys/ While many FBO and air charter folk may defend the alphabet groups for all the "good work" they do in Washington on our collective behalf, I have to admit the evidence is weak - especially when it comes to the world that I work in: People who charter airplanes, buy ... http://adamwebster.com/2009/03/15/pulling-the-plug/