Dear Justin Sanger,

Wow! You are incredible. In my job search I found Pulsity, that led to LocalLaunch! and then to you. Turns out you are all over the internet with accomplishments and energy galore. Congratulations.

I am writing because I want to go to work for you. I have sent a message to Pulsity suggesting that they hire me for technical sales support and that would be great but I want to work for you.

I think it would be a good idea for two reasons. First, I am a smart, experienced person that understands both business and technology. Second, I have become a huge asset to everyone I have ever worked for by amplifying their ability to get things done.

The way it works is this. At first, I do things that need to be done, usually some sort of sales support/communication/marketing function. As time goes on though, I get an idea and do something extra. Then someone makes a demand on you that seems important but you don't really have time to mess with and you turn it over to me.

That's how, for one company, I ended up being the press contact. I was the guy that trade magazines called for comments, articles, and information. Eventually I became such a resource that they would call me for general info and, of course, I would work to include my employer in the article. At that same company, I also ended up developing and running their trade show presence. At another, I became the business planning resource for their national accounts sales organization and eventually managed the national sales support effort - boosting my boss into the a promotion in the process. In the nineties, I led a couple of employers to their first internet presence.

There are a hundred stories about how I have supported the people that supported me. I bring a complete range of business, communication and technical skills combined with a sense of the message and a feel for marketing strategy. More importantly though, I am a hard-working, creative business person. Whether it's a business plan with complex financial modeling, a database website, a company you want to start or research for a new product that you think you might want to develop, I'm your man.

Obviously, we don't know each other and I suspect that you hadn't considered hiring me before this minute. Let's talk and see if there is reason to consider working together. I need a job and you need help. Every busy entrepreneur does. It goes with the territory and that pesky 24 hour limit each day.

Best Regards,

TQ White II