Odd collection of useful and useless lists. Welcome  | Sarokin Consulting Thanks for stopping by. I do internet-based research for a living, and have worked for Google, various international organizations, eccentric millionaires, and a host of small businesses. I'll write more as this site develops, but for now, it's just meant as a (hopefully) interesting resource for assorted types of information. |
| I'm a man with lots of lists  | In the course of my research, I've come across -- and often compiled from scratch innumerable numbers of lists -- of companies, popular music, golf courses, counties, city names in multiple languages, deer hunting lodges, hiking trails, private schools...Whew! There's lots more. I rarely knew the obscure reasons that drove my original clients to require such lists, but it dawned on me that some of them may be useful to others, for their own, equally obscure, reasons. For instance, here's a hard-to-find list of the top selling private airplanes that someone just had to have...and now you can have it too. Not obscure enough? How about a list of the largest astronomy observatories around the world? |
Convince customers of your site's value to them
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It's a good idea to also post your contact information on the Home page for
people who come to the site to quickly find your phone number or address.
Company Name
Phone number
Fax number
Address
State, ZIP code
E-mail address
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