Responses from both Roots Tech and Little Valley Dispatch Newspaper

 I was able to get the ad in for my business for Roots Tech Newsletters. They will tell me what month they will have me highlighted in. I am excited about this and the exposer will be amazing. Thousands of people around the world will see these Newsletters.

I was also able to get my ad and article sent into Little Valley Dispatch (Wallsburg's Newspaper) today. They gave me a discount on my ad for the article and I am all for it. (2'' by 2" ad was $25 and they dropped it to $20). This article should come out in June.

I also got a short term client today to help her find some places to visit back East for her trip in a couple of weeks. She wants to find some of the places her ancestor's lived and were buried.

 She wants to do 5 hours tops. 


I am so excited to get my business going more this Summer.

My friend told me go work for yourself as hard as you work for other people and you will be sitting pretty.

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