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Amazon DSP retreat New Orleans

I attended an Amazon DSP retreat in New Orleans that was held at the Royal Sonesta on Bourbon Street.

The Royal Sonesta

Bourbon Street

I did not expect to see all this activity on Bourbon Street. It was like in the movies, a lot of people partying and enjoying themselves.

Bourbon Street

DSP retreat

The DSP retreat was an enlightening experience that provided me with a comprehensive understanding of the responsibilities and challenges associated with becoming an Amazon Delivery Service Partner (DSP). It was an opportunity to delve into the intricacies of the logistics industry, learning about the operational strategies, management techniques, and problem-solving skills necessary to thrive in this role. The sessions highlighted the importance of leadership, efficiency, and customer satisfaction in building a successful delivery business. This knowledge is invaluable as I consider the possibility of transitioning from my current role as a wireless consultant to embarking on this new venture. It’s a decision that requires careful thought, given the significant differences between the two fields, and the retreat has equipped me with the insights needed to make an informed choice.

Hiring employees and retaining

The retreat highlighted the crucial role of a cohesive team in the success of an Amazon DSP. This key insight reflects the essence of effective collaboration.

Should I be an Amazon DSP

Embarking on a new venture as an Amazon Delivery Service Partner (DSP) represents a significant pivot from my extensive experience as a wireless consultant. It’s a journey from the familiar terrain of telecommunications to the dynamic world of logistics and package delivery. This decision warrants careful consideration of several factors: the financial investment required to initiate the DSP program, the readiness to manage a comprehensive logistics operation, and the resilience to navigate the operational challenges that come with it. Moreover, it’s crucial to assess how this opportunity aligns with my long-term professional aspirations and personal values. As I stand at this crossroads, I am contemplating not just a career change, but a step towards diversifying my expertise and potentially enriching the service I provide to the community.

Amazon DSP owners are having fun.

The video is Amazon DSP owners is pradeing on Bourbon Street.

Parade on Bourbon Street

Working with my Blogs to strengthen my rankings as Wireless Consultant

Today I spent hours trying to improve my rankings for the key word wireless consultant. I created a Facebook page, www.facebook.com/wirelessconsultant but it will only work if someone is already logged into Facebook. I tried contacting Facebook for months through all of the channels but have not gotten a response.

I have many friends with Facebook pages that they can post the URL anywhere and the link works without having to be logged into Facebook to work. This tells me that Facebook wants to control me using Wireless Consultant as my user name.

Google, Bing and Yahoo has me ranked for the keyword Wireless Consultant so I wonder why Facebook which allowed my to pick the user name Wireless Consultant won’t let it work properly.

I won’t buy shares when Facebook has their IPO this week.