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Kendal Hampton is the administrative assistant at Fort Wayne Citilink, the public transportation operator for the Fort Wayne and Allen County metro area in Indiana. One of the many tasks that falls on Hampton’s shoulders is posting public notices in Fort Wayne’s local newspaper — the Journal Gazette — for all of Citilink’s board and committee meetings.
Wilson, Brewer & Munson was recently asked by their local paper, the CourierTraveler, to start using Column to place public notices with their newspaper of record. Thanks to the new software, the law firm has reduced time spent on public notice by 50% and gained confidence that they are getting the best deals for their clients.
Rhonda Zinn, regional accounts manager at the Butler County Times-Gazette in El Dorado, Kansas, likes that her customers took to using Column as quickly as she did: as soon as she showed them how to use the software to file a notice once, they picked it up right away. “Sometimes I encounter customers who aren’t as thrilled as I am about learning a new system,” she admitted. “But once they try Column for the first time, they’re always good with it. It’s all about taking that initial step. I’ve found that after everyone uses it to do one notice, there aren’t any more problems.”