Three Sixty Sales, Inc. is an innovative sales and marketing team located in Minneapolis, Minnesota, providing 360 degrees of support for vendors seeking focused account management for Target and other key retailers. At Three Sixty Sales, our client relationships are paramount – each and every client receives strategic support and our commitment to do whatever it takes to deliver results.
Our vendor partners have access to a cross-functional team committed to delivering the highest level of service to the manufacturers we represent. We are selective in our vendor partnerships, allowing our team the ability to focus the time and resources necessary to ensure we identify and maximize sales opportunities for our clients.
As a liaison between our vendors and Target, we are trained to look for the long-term, profitable solution – not simply what works right now.
At Three Sixty Sales, we have the forethought to craft plans that ensure a product’s growth and success. We have the insight to actively respond to market trends that affect our vendors’ bottom lines. We have the intelligence to provide our clients with actionable data. We have the experience to manage categories for increased efficiency and maximum sales.
Working with 360 Sales Inc. has exceeded all my expectations …Their strengths are relationships and rapport, service and support and a tremendous sense of urgency. Our business has increased, based in part, on the confidence the retailer has that 360 Sales will deliver as promised. Not only can they perform the mechanics of the job, they do so with a great style and a smile !
What a fantastic team! They are reliable, accurate, respected by the buyers – overall a fantastic partner!
We've been working with Three Sixty for over 4 years now, and they truly act as an in house sales and marketing department for our Target business. Through their strong connections, and passion for helping us grow, they've been instrumental in managing both our in store, as well as .com business. I would recommend them without hesitation to any organization looking to improve their relations with Target.
I have been in the consumer products business for 30 plus years. Over that time I have worked with numerous representatives but never have I worked with a better organization than Three Sixty Sales. They know their customers as well as anyone could and provide extraordinary insight into how a supplier can enter, and maintain, a mutually profitable relationship with them. We are proud to be associated with such a fine organization!!
Three Sixty has blown away my expectations from when we started together two years ago. Their whole team manages each account with thorough organization and communication that makes every step of the sale and fulfillment as smooth as it can be. If I could replicate their service in other territories and accounts, my life would be a breeze!
Three Sixty Sales is among the most professional and effective broker groups in the Country. All aspects of a business dealing are thought through and precise. The communication, follow-up and results have been impressive.
Three Sixty Sales is one of our best national account teams. Brent is a strategist who knows how to filter a presentation and customize it for Target while maximizing impact for the manufacturer.
Three Sixty Sales is a best in class sales agency. Their expertise in the day to day management has led to significant sales growth. Most importantly they took the time to truly understand our brand.
The folks at Three Sixty Sales are professionals. They will fight hard for the listing but also manage the processes, relationship and back-end. Highly recommended!
Understanding the inner workings of Target especially for a private label program is incredibly challenging for even the most seasoned of companies. Three Sixty Sales brings with them experience, dedication, a relentless work ethic and a strategic approach that puts them in a different league than any other rep group I have encountered or worked with. We owe the success of our Target business to their entire team and look forward to continued success with them for many years to come.
If I could replicate Three Sixty Sales across all of our retail partners our business would be in a different league. No one executes strategy and understands the inner workings of their accounts like the team at Three Sixty Sales.
I didn’t think any group of people could be as dedicated to our business as much as we are until we started working with Three Sixty Sales. Everyone on their team is constantly working to take our business to new heights despite the everyday challenges of growing a nascent business with a complex retailer like Target.
Working with Three Sixty Sales has redefined the word “representation." We are one team and work hard to reach our goals. In just a short year and half I am amazed at what they were able to accomplish by working hard and understanding the needs of both their retail and vendor partners.
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by ThroughtheRavenglass in children's books, fantasy fiction Tags: freedom, Grades 6-9, liberty, oppression
Nine years ago, the free land of Skree was conquered by the Fangs of Gnag the Nameless. The people of Skree were still free – as long as they were in their homes by midnight, didn’t have weapons, didn’t complain when neighbors disappeared …
Then little Leeli kicks a Fang to protect her dog Nugget. One event leads to another, Fangs are in turmoil and the whole family is on the run.
by ThroughtheRavenglass in children's books, historical fiction Tags: freedom, Grades 9-12, liberty, oppression
In communist Vietnam, fifteen-year-old Viet has survived the labor camp and been promoted to the self-motivation camp:
“Sunday was our only break in the monotony of digging, eating and sleeping. There was nothing else to do, so I spent every Sunday in the library reading the communist books. As I read, I felt bad for the people who thought they were sacrificing their lives so our country could have equality. I thought how worthless they would feel if they knew how communism had divided the people even further, allowing some people to act like gods and making others slaves.”
Theodora didn’t apply to the Space Academy. In fact, she stunned the entire school when she asked the recruiter why anybody in their right mind would want to go. Then how does she end up with a cadet appointment and on her way into space?
by ThroughtheRavenglass in children's books, self-reliance fiction Tags: freedom, Grades 3-6, liberty, responsibility
John, Susan, Titty and Roger receive permission to camp as the crew of the “Swallow” on the island they can see from the headland. Exploration and adventures follow, culminating in a glorious alliance with the crew of “Amazon” in an attack on Captain Flint’s houseboat.
When Shima discovered the small warbler was folding the beautiful origami animals, he put it in a birdcage so he could watch its art. But the warbler will only apply its skill to escape captivity.
by ThroughtheRavenglass in children's books, fantasy fiction Tags: freedom, Grades 3-6, liberty, oppression, slavery
Marauders have swept across the island kingdom of Pingaree, destroying, pillaging and capturing all the people for slaves. Except Prince Inga and the visiting King Rinkitink. Determined to rescue his parents and the people of Pingaree from slavery, Prince Inga sets off, with his visitor in tow.
by ThroughtheRavenglass in children's books, historical fiction Tags: freedom, Grades 3-6, liberty, oppression
This is the tale of the Swiss desire for freedom from Austrian rule in 1291, and what happened when William Tell refused to bow to the duke’s hat.
Once Rat experiences sunshine, she knows she must be free. But her escape lands her on a space station. How can Rat survive there and remain free?
by ThroughtheRavenglass in children's books, self-reliance fiction Tags: economics, freedom, Grades 4-7, liberty
Rufus has an idea – to sell simple toothpaste for a fair price with a modest profit. He makes money, creates jobs, and helps others make money. As Kate’s father said, “Rufus’s only crime was cutting through a lot of red tape. He should be an example to the whole country.”
Grumpets are never happy “unless they are laying their paws on things that belong to others.” Which means the Trumpets must defend against invasion and their land “turning slowly into a cold, dark waste of Grumpets.”
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Here’s the problem. When distributing code such a a WordPress plugin, developers use all kinds of tricks to allow users to download the PHP source code — you can’t just download a PHP file because the server will execute the code before you can download it. Some developers put their code into a zip file, so users have to open the zip to see the source. Some distribute files with a .txt or .phps extension, so users have to rename the file before saving it. It all adds up to a slightly inconvenient user experience.
Here’s the solution! Install Plaintext. To distribute a source file, simply put it into your wp-content/plaintext/ directory inside your WordPress installation. Then, users can view or download the file simply by going to /plaintext inside your blog directory. This works for PHP files, HTML files, ASP files — in fact, any kind of text file at all. For example, you can upload a file to your server as wp-content/plaintext/example.php. Then your readers can simply go to yourblog.com/plaintext/example.php to view or save the source code.
Yes — my Code Markup page has a few pointers to syntax highlighters (under the “Alternatives” heading).
i have tried your plugin but it doesnt seem to work 🙁 I put some php files into /wp-content/plaintext/. but i can’t see their code, they are being executed 🙁
Carlos, to complete installation you just have to go to Options and click Permalinks. If you’ve done this then that’s all you need to do.
Now, as to your problem. If your server setup does not allow fancy permalinks, then Plaintext will not work. I notice that’s your blog does not use fancy permalinks, so this may be the problem. You should check this first.