PAUL  
COO/Customer Advocate/Support Specialist

What is your idea of perfect happiness?
-Spending any time on Salt Spring Island, BC.

What is your greatest fear?
-Losing the ability to learn.

What is the trait you most deplore in yourself?
-Having to do things twice before it's done right.

What is the trait you most deplore in others?
-Intolerance/judgment

Which living person do you most admire?
-Just one?

What is your greatest extravagance?
-Bose headphones

What do you consider the most overrated virtue?
-Focus

Which words or phrases do you most overuse?
-Brilliant

Which talent would you most like to have?
-Playing the piano by ear

What do you consider your greatest achievement?
-Living and loving the same person for nearly 23 years

If you were to die and come back as a person or a thing, what would it be?
-My old cat in my house being cared for as she is.

Where would you most like to live?
-Loads of places but the current dream location is Salt Spring Island, BC

What is your most treasured possession?
-They're things. I try not to treasure things. (ignore question #6)

What is your most marked characteristic?
-Patience.

What is your favorite website (other than loudclick.net) :) ?
-Couldn't do without Google. At least for now....

What is your favorite social network?
-Yikes. They all serve their purpose.

What is your favorite software (not web-based)?
-Visio makes me very happy.

Are you mad that Kristin made you take this quiz for your About page?
-I don't get mad. I get even...;-)

most of these questions came from The Proust Questionaire from Vanity Fair.

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HomeOnce upon a time, marketing was about conversations between people in the marketplace. Today, the marketplace is online and people are having conversations. Are your people involved? LoudClick...empowers your people by giving them a tool to be a voice for your company, offers targeted/local websites built by your people, controls your brand while allowing your people to have authentic conversations with customers/clients, syndicates content across your network of websites, helps your people broadcast your message throughout their social networks, creates 100's/1000's/1,000,000's of paths into your company, mirrors the relationships your people have with customers/clients in person - but online If you really want to do online marketing - it needs to come from your people. Sterile corporate-sanitized content doesn't work - the human voice of your people will. Make your company more human - let your humans do your marketing. You and your people can build websites together.KristinPresident/Creative Director/Product DevelopmentAlexCEO/Visionary/Partnerships/SalesPaulCOO/Customer Advocate/Support SpecialistKhurramSoftware Engineer/Product Development NawazSoftware Engineer/Product Development ManifestoThe times they are a-changin'...still. The effect the internet has had on all businesses is profound. It so futuristic, nothing is really new. Where we once had word-of-mouth, we now have social networks. The days of command and control have given way to 24/7 global distribution of all things digital. While many companies see this as a daunting challenge, we see opportunity. The opportunity is getting back to the basics. Putting it all out on the table and letting consumers, employees, shareholders and critics say what they will.Contact InfoTechnologyLoudClick is built from a people perspective. It is a powerful technology with a minimal learning curve. People should focus on content, so we strive to make the technology easy enough to stay out of their way.PhilosophyWhat do successful websites and companies have in common? They aren't human - they can't be - no matter how hard they try. Without the right people behind them, they will fail or become insignificant. Great companies know that providing their people with the right tools and expert guidance is the key to moving the company forward. Once the right pieces are in place, management can get out of the way and focus on measuring results.MethodologyBuild, Engage, Attract, and Manage - The LoudClick Methodology