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The site will accept videos up to 2 gigabytes in size. There was previously a problem with the Silverlight plugin crashing so I have set the flash plugin as default. This problem should be resolved, if its not please let me know so we can troubleshoot and I can try reprioritizing the upload mechanisms. There are 5 different plugins that manage the uploads so that we can cover as many systems as possible, including most phones.
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AdministratorNovember 7, 2013 at 11:32 am in reply to: what are studio owners doing wrongThat is a good point Charley. Offers do need to be better crafted. Perceived value is better if your offer is an add-on rather than a reduction in price.
Get a free $50 individual assessment and training and fitness plan with the purchase of two group lessons. (for example)
Then you can meet Group On’s 50% discount requirement while maintaining your product value and selling something that doesn’t cost you anything.
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AdministratorNovember 7, 2013 at 11:00 am in reply to: what are studio owners doing wrongA comment about Groupon and Livingsocial. These two companies provide very valuable services that can be very helpful to a business, they can drive massive amounts of traffic to you.
Their biggest failing is that they provide no education on what to do with that traffic. Post sale retention is a skill that takes years to learn organically, so if you are not provided with the tools to retain these people who walk through your doors the investment can be useless.
If you want to do a Groupon make sure that you have done extensive homework and put together a retention strategy.
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If you’ve been having trouble uploading videos could you try again. I have made some changes that should fix the problem.
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If it is over nine feet it may not be disengaging the clutch inside the pole. However I would suggest calling Lizz and Randy to see what they have to say.
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AdministratorNovember 6, 2013 at 8:57 am in reply to: Need help deciding which pole to buyThat was an unnecessary post quancutie23. The OP chose Little Mynx which is an excellent pole, being negative about her investment is not constructive. Lil Mynx is safe and easy to install. It is flexible enough for most people. There are no more Lil Mynx poles for sale on craigslist than XPole, in fact a random sampling of five major metros this morning showed 0 Lil Mynx and 15 XPoles.
XPole and Lil Mynx both build excellent products and if you have chosen either one you have made an excellent choice.
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Just want to stress, because it seems to be a common belief. You do not have to extend the legs. With the legs not extended the pole has the same base size as the Platinum stages, if however you need the extra stability its nice to know that you can extend the legs.
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The thing about the leg extensions is that both poles allow you to operate without them. However the Platinum Stages pole doesn’t have the option of extending the legs for extra support so the leg extensions are all pro and no con.
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Optionally you can install a browser like chrome or firefox
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Lola, Safari 5.1 has issues with modern flash video codecs. I would suggest updating your computer to OS X Mavericks which is free.
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Lola what Operating system, browser and versions of each are you running.
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scorpiotrickster I need to find out where your computer thinks its going for StudioVeena.Com. We recently moved the site servers and it seems that some computers are caching the old address.
In windows:
Open the Command Prompt window by clicking the Start button Picture of the Start button, clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, and then clicking Command Prompt
Then type:
ping http://www.studioveena.com
In Mac:
Open Applications, then go to utilities, then open terminal.
Then type:
ping http://www.studioveena.com
In both cases the results will return an IP address which is a number composed of four numbers separated by periods. Please let me know what that number is.
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That is some sort of suspended or drop ceiling, however, it doesn’t look like there is a good way to get behind the ceiling material itself. From the photos you posted I would not try to install any kind of pole on it 🙁
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CloSmo, have you called X-Pole to see if they have a solution for you? If you explain the situation you may be able to provide a potential idea.
Also, have you considered the StudioVeena Pole? It requires far less pressure to mount since it only requires enough pressure to keep the top of the pole locked into the bracket.