Okay, so I’ve am loving my new asp.net storefront.  It is easy to use, really easy to shop, and I’ve doubled my sales in the past month.  It’s perfect-and customizable, and attractive, and just overall my new best friend.  Now I find out that (GET THIS!)  I’m in remarkably good company:  McDonalds uses this software, and so does Crocs.com and the PGA Superstore.  I’m taking that as a guaranteed sign that I’m destined to be successful, because obviously my ecommerce storefront is among the best in the biz.  I am now on a semi-level playing field with McDonalds.  In addition, my new shoe line is obviously going to have the sales of Crocs, because people can fill the very same shopping cart there as mine.  Frankly, I think this means I’m destined for Fortune 500 fame, a life of glamour and ease, and unbelievable success.  I know it’s not that easy (it never is) but seriously, this gives me a whole new level of confidence that my software is working as hard for my business as I am.  I’ll chock that up in the pros column, right?  This makes me feel a whole lot more secure about my business in general. 

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