Comments on: Off the Walls Thinking: 4 Walls Marketing Applies Even to Businesses without a Physical Location http://www.tomfeltenstein.com/off-the-walls-thinking-4-walls-marketing-applies-even-to-businesses-without-a-physical-location/ Keynote Speaker, Neighborhood Marketing Visionary, Leading Franchise & Restaurant Consultant, Motivational Trainer, Best-Selling Author Thu, 12 Jan 2012 18:19:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Matthew C. Kriner http://www.tomfeltenstein.com/off-the-walls-thinking-4-walls-marketing-applies-even-to-businesses-without-a-physical-location/comment-page-1/#comment-529 Matthew C. Kriner Thu, 29 Apr 2010 02:45:00 +0000 http://www.tomfeltenstein.com/?p=442#comment-529 I found your site via google thanks for the post. I will bookmark it for future reference. Thanks <a href="http://www.thevipboard.com" rel="nofollow">Bodybuilding Forum</a> I found your site via google thanks for the post. I will bookmark it for future reference. Thanks Bodybuilding Forum

]]> By: Lavern Jephson http://www.tomfeltenstein.com/off-the-walls-thinking-4-walls-marketing-applies-even-to-businesses-without-a-physical-location/comment-page-1/#comment-100 Lavern Jephson Sat, 17 Apr 2010 17:24:37 +0000 http://www.tomfeltenstein.com/?p=442#comment-100 Beautifully written article. Keep up the top job you're doing. Beautifully written article. Keep up the top job you’re doing.

]]> By: Lavern Jephson http://www.tomfeltenstein.com/off-the-walls-thinking-4-walls-marketing-applies-even-to-businesses-without-a-physical-location/comment-page-1/#comment-528 Lavern Jephson Sat, 17 Apr 2010 17:24:00 +0000 http://www.tomfeltenstein.com/?p=442#comment-528 Beautifully written article. Keep up the top job you're doing. Beautifully written article. Keep up the top job you’re doing.

]]> By: Ev Barnes http://www.tomfeltenstein.com/off-the-walls-thinking-4-walls-marketing-applies-even-to-businesses-without-a-physical-location/comment-page-1/#comment-26 Ev Barnes Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:40:46 +0000 http://www.tomfeltenstein.com/?p=442#comment-26 Hello Tom: When I worked at TGI Friday's, it was not a public company, headed by Dan Scoggins, a visionary CEO and Walt Eberly- CFO. There were so many great managers that worked in that era that today are some key leaders of major food service concepts and restaurants. One of the many points of difference were the theories espoused by management such as the "4 walls theory", 'oyster theory', 'the 3 types of employees theory' and many, many more theories. Today, they still ring true for the best managers that embrace that style of management or "the customer is always right rule". My question is, did you too work w/ Friday's then and is that from where your "4 walls of marketing" rises? PS.any old Friday's managers from that era, feel free to connect. I was at the Falls-Miami w/ Tom Geis, Rick Feda, Kent Grisham-(Crusher), Mike Hampton, KM-Paul & AKM by the book Bobby - as well as the craziest, best run profitable & fun operation I've ever been associated with as an early in life AM with a hell of a staff to boot. Hello Tom:
When I worked at TGI Friday's, it was not a public company, headed by Dan Scoggins, a visionary CEO and Walt Eberly- CFO. There were so many great managers that worked in that era that today are some key leaders of major food service concepts and restaurants. One of the many points of difference were the theories espoused by management such as the "4 walls theory", 'oyster theory', 'the 3 types of employees theory' and many, many more theories. Today, they still ring true for the best managers that embrace that style of management or "the customer is always right rule".
My question is, did you too work w/ Friday's then and is that from where your "4 walls of marketing" rises?

PS.any old Friday's managers from that era, feel free to connect. I was at the Falls-Miami w/ Tom Geis, Rick Feda, Kent Grisham-(Crusher), Mike Hampton, KM-Paul & AKM by the book Bobby – as well as the craziest, best run profitable & fun operation I've ever been associated with as an early in life AM with a hell of a staff to boot.

]]> By: Ev Barnes http://www.tomfeltenstein.com/off-the-walls-thinking-4-walls-marketing-applies-even-to-businesses-without-a-physical-location/comment-page-1/#comment-527 Ev Barnes Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:40:00 +0000 http://www.tomfeltenstein.com/?p=442#comment-527 Hello Tom: When I worked at TGI Friday's, it was not a public company, headed by Dan Scoggins, a visionary CEO and Walt Eberly- CFO. There were so many great managers that worked in that era that today are some key leaders of major food service concepts and restaurants. One of the many points of difference were the theories espoused by management such as the "4 walls theory", 'oyster theory', 'the 3 types of employees theory' and many, many more theories. Today, they still ring true for the best managers that embrace that style of management or "the customer is always right rule". My question is, did you too work w/ Friday's then and is that from where your "4 walls of marketing" rises? PS.any old Friday's managers from that era, feel free to connect. I was at the Falls-Miami w/ Tom Geis, Rick Feda, Kent Grisham-(Crusher), Mike Hampton, KM-Paul & AKM by the book Bobby - as well as the craziest, best run profitable & fun operation I've ever been associated with as an early in life AM with a hell of a staff to boot. Hello Tom:
When I worked at TGI Friday's, it was not a public company, headed by Dan Scoggins, a visionary CEO and Walt Eberly- CFO. There were so many great managers that worked in that era that today are some key leaders of major food service concepts and restaurants. One of the many points of difference were the theories espoused by management such as the "4 walls theory", 'oyster theory', 'the 3 types of employees theory' and many, many more theories. Today, they still ring true for the best managers that embrace that style of management or "the customer is always right rule".
My question is, did you too work w/ Friday's then and is that from where your "4 walls of marketing" rises?

PS.any old Friday's managers from that era, feel free to connect. I was at the Falls-Miami w/ Tom Geis, Rick Feda, Kent Grisham-(Crusher), Mike Hampton, KM-Paul & AKM by the book Bobby – as well as the craziest, best run profitable & fun operation I've ever been associated with as an early in life AM with a hell of a staff to boot.

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