It’s interesting how different people can look at the same thing and have different reactions. You said, “Man, how interesting could it be to talk about a mine?” For me, being a bit of a rock hound, I would find it very interesting. But I fully understand where you’re coming from. I do the marketing for my stock photography business, StockPhotosArizona.com, and I always assume that people won’t be interested in what I have to say. It motivates me to go beyond the surface and answer questions like, “What’s in it for me?” as well as educating people about me, the stock photo industry and how they can use my services. I feel that approaching advertising with this mind set keeps me from doing quick and easy things, and motivates me to delve deeper and go the extra mile in my marketing.

Have Fun,
Jeff

Thank you for your comments and sharing your experience and views. It sounds like the eye-opener for you was seeing how things were made in the kitchen and that it wasn’t very appealing. If I misinterpreted your comment, please let me know.

The positives I am seeing are Resolutions Copper’s transparency on sharing information on their entire process, their current due diligence to identify all potential environmental impacts of their mining operations to minimize negative effects, and looking ahead to positively impact local communities in the future. Resolution Copper brought a different business philosophy to this operation and I am hoping this will be a win/win for every one involved.

Thanks.