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feels that despite there being issues with classroom space and the length of seminars, the event is only getting better every year. “For the most part the seminars are
pretty good. In past years, some have seemed a little rushed or crammed. People are trying to cover too much into an hour or hour-and-a-half,” he said. “Some things seem like they could go longer, though. Ernie Hartman’s class last year could have been four hours due to the amount of info he could teach. The fabrication classes Bryan Schmitt does are very helpful. The classes on remote starts are getting better. To me, last year was a great improvement from the year before. I see it growing so the classes are more informative and efficient.” In the Sales track, Del Ellis will return to teach at least three seminars, including the popular “Five Best Practices for Creat- ing Long-term Customers” class. “I’ve learned that you can make a sale or you can make a client. A client makes friends, writes good reviews about you, whereas, one sale is one and done,” Ellis
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