>>>You see, you (if I understand correctly) do work for clients and then give them the code or support the code. I sell a vertical market application, competing with many companies, much bigger than mine. So I have to "pretend" to be bigger than I am. I have always referred to myself as this entrepreneurial "we". Of course, many customers know that I am a one-man shop (otherwise, how come nobody ever answers the phone). But the new/potential customers are VERY careful of not buying from a one-man shop.
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>>Happy to talk to you about this offline. There are folks in our community who take over verticals from the originators and support and extend them.
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>>Tamar
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>I will make a note of contacting you (off-line) when the time comes that I won't be able to support my vertical.
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Sorry for doing this in public. I don't have an email for you.

FYI, I just poked the Internet hard enough to find your company site. You've got a bad typo on the home page: in the "Learn and use in a matter of hours" block, your package is referred to as "RAND-PM."

Tamar