Small Pond Advertising was a “Birdie” hole sponsor at the recent Port Orange Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament which was held at the Spruce Creek Fly-In Golf Club. This event is big fundraiser for the Chamber.
The Small Pond Team of Ken & Priscilla Clark, and Mike & Kim Stucky of Advanced Air & Heat played well and carded a 7-under par score. Not bad for a bunch of hackers that even bested some other good golfer teams . Here are Ken and Mike negotiating for more strokes from Blake Thomas of Blake Thomas – State Farm Insurance.
Blake was unsympathetic.
And let’s guess who walked away with the Woman’s Longest Drive and Closest to the Hole prizes???
None other than our own Priscilla Clark!!! Way to play girl…
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I still hear this a lot. Well, it just aint’ true. Case in point — as I was about to enter a local pizzeria the other night only to come upon this person, phone book in hand (our New Smyrna Beach yellow pages, not the Telco book) locked in an intense discussion with what sounded like a sibling, providing them with a list local service providers they should be contacting..
Since I didn’t want to be obvious I took the picture from the other side of the parking lot. And yes, that appears to be an iPhone in his hand. Good thing he has all that high-powered technology at his finger tips.
Yes, the internet and mobile technology have become a big part of our lives. Heck I walk around with 2 iPhones (story for another day). But if you want to find it fast, if you want to be able to differentiate between businesses especially in a category/heading where you are not an expert, and you want a local business, nothing is quicker that a print Yellow Pages featuring local small businesses.
You can also find us online at www.SmallPondYP.com…
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Here is Bob receiving his 40″ TV from Small Pond Publisher Ken Clark for his entry in the 2013 Port Orange Yellow Page user survey.
Clark noted that “…the response from Port Orange residents who use our books to the user survey was overwhelming. It shows that print Yellow Pages do still work for many buyers looking for local businesses in the Port Orange area.”
Small Pond will be running the same contest again in the 2014 Port Orange directory which will arrive to 40,000 residents and businesses in the Port Orange area in September. Look for this year’s entry information in the back of the yellow page section. And everything that is in the printed directory can also be found online at www.SmallPondYP.com.
If you are a local small business looking to grow your business, you should call Small Pond NOW!!!! at 386-256-7353. Early close incentives are almost gone. Don’t wait.
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We are still looking for experienced B2B sales professionals who want to join a stable, growing company, one which provides them with an unlimited earning potential, selling products that truly help our customers.
This is an outside sales position which will work in the Port Orange, Ormond Beach, and New Smyrna Beach areas during the year. You will help a wide variety of local small businesses develop and implement marketing programs which bring customers to their doors. Our products are heavily utilized resources in the local community and come in a range of formats – print directories, coupons, online, and mobile text marketing.
Applicants must have the ability to achieve sales results in a fast paced environment. Only self starters with good organizational skills who have the ability to work well independently, as well as part of a team, and have a positive attitude should apply.
Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written required. 2+ years of prior outside sales experience achieving sales objectives is preferred..
While this is a full time, professional position, we will accept resumes for those who would only like to work a 30 hour week. Yes, it is commission only but we do have existing accounts/leads for you and commissions are not capped.
Send your resume NOW to ken@smallpondadv.com
or
Small Pond Advertising
Attn: Director – Sales Recruiting
P.O. Box 291164
Port Orange, FL 32128
We are an equal opportunity employer
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We are very excited to announce today that we will be adding a third market to the Small Pond portfolio: Ormond Beach!!!
Sales will be commencing Monday for both a directory & coupon book, just as we have in other markets. The book was last published by the prior management in 2009 and then not repeated in 2010 when the economy turned sour and prior management had other issues. The new 2014 edition will be completed and distributed starting in May.
Ormond Beach is wonderful market, very similar to the Port Orange and New Smyrna Beach markets we currently publish in. Currently it has about 35,000 full time, and more during the winter months when the “snow birds” arrive.
Today we joined the Ormond Beach Chamber of Commerce. They have a great website at http://www.ormondchamber.com/. Here is some history on the town from the Chamber website:
Ormond Beach’s history can be traced back to English settlers and the Timucua Indians. Over the years the state had been claimed by many European nations and finally became part of the United States in 1819. In the 1700s and early 1800s, the area around the Halifax and Tomoka Rivers was occupied by large sugar mill plantations. The second Seminole War (1835-1842) put an end to the plantations. After Florida entered the Union and Volusia County was created in 1854, there were some 20 families living in the entire county. A few families from Georgia and the Carolinas started the Tomoka Settlement, which was at the west end of the present city limits. Their orange groves were destroyed in the big freeze of 1895-96.
Meanwhile, a group of families from New Britain, Connecticut, started a retirement colony on the west bank of the Halifax River. The town was incorporated a city and named Ormond Beach in 1880. Two of the early colonists, John Anderson and Joseph Downing Price, built the Hotel Ormond, which opened its doors January 1, 1888. Henry Flagler bought the hotel in 1890, retaining Anderson and Price as managers, and also purchased the railroad, which had been brought into Ormond Beach by Utley J. White. A bridge for rails and carriages was erected across the Halifax River so that Flagler’s Florida East Coast Railway could discharge passengers at the entrance of the Hotel Ormond. Early in the 1900s, a visitor at the hotel discovered that the newfangled motor car could drive on the sands of the beach. In 1902, Ransome E. Olds and Henry Winton staged an unofficial race on the beach at Ormond. The following year the American Automobile Association brought in its timing equipment and Ormond Beach became the Birthplace of Speed.
Many famous and well-known men and women stayed during the winter months at the Hotel Ormond, including Flagler’s friend, John D. Rockefeller. After a few seasons, however, Rockefeller bought a house across the street from the hotel, now called “The Casements,” and lived there until his death in 1937 at the age of 97. The Casements is now a cultural center for the city.
Visit the Ormond Beach Historical Society
For our current advertisers, any program they select for Ormond would be eligible for multi-book discounts of up to 50% off our standard rates.
Contact us now to find out more!!!
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