What an incredible event. The amount of content (i.e. features of biznik) was nearly overwhelming but the enthusiasm and knowledge of the presenters kept it engaging and thought provoking. I have only used BizNik for a few weeks and this event really highlighted the breadth and depth of features available to the community. If you are new to BizNik or are looking for ways to get more out of BizNik then you MUST attend one of these events and learn how to network the BizNik way. Thanks to Dan and Lara for the site and the presentation and thanks to The Village for hosting.

Keith,

Thanks for the help with getting my Quickbooks in order. As I stated in another comment you've given me peace of mind and provided a service that everyone would benefit from. Thanks for meeting with me and helping me to better understand some of the classifications and tax concepts within Quickbooks. It was worth every hard earned dime.

I'd like to add to the discussion without hijacking the thread and say that I really appreciate Keith's candid insight on this thread. As someone just starting up it's helpful to have an objective voice. I had the opportunity today to meet with Keith and have him look over my Quickbooks details. He was able to point out and fix some things that I would have never seen or thought about and we were able to discuss some tax concepts and business structure ideas that will help me be positioned better in the long run. Ultimately, Keith provided me a service that I like to provide to my clients. That is, we give our clients peace of mind. I know I can sleep easier knowing that such a vital part of my business is running smoothly, be it the financial books or the IT systems that underly those books. Thanks Keith, your service is worth every hard-earned dime.

Props to Justin for owning his unintentional misdeed of spamming and managing to then (unintentionally?) demonstrate how to comment spam more links to the article that was the subject of the original spam! Very deftly handled. :)

I would do what you are suggesting but I'm afraid it would interfere with my stratical customer centricity.