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Our blog has surpassed 5,000 subscribers!

2023/04/29

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Our email subscriber count has surpassed 5,000!

Thank you so much!

5,000 subscribers

When was it that we reached 4,000 people again?

Just as I was thinking that...

It was January 14, 2023!

 

And it's already up by 1,000—that's some serious momentum.

I imagine this is true for those of you who have been following us for a while, but it seems like we’re seeing more and more people from outside the slope stabilization industry.

The next largest group consists of design consultants, and it appears there are also government officials and general contractors (civil engineering) among them.

I don't know the exact details here, but these are the kinds of people who own domains like that, lol.

 

Perhaps because articles about technical interns and others have been appearing as news stories on Google and Yahoo! News for some reason since last month,

It seems like his popularity has skyrocketed all at once.

Well, there are some mean comments out there, but I'm doing fine ^^ (I'm the type who doesn't let it bother me)

 

We look forward to continuing to serve you allA Blog Full of Practical Tips for the FieldThat's how I plan to move forward!

 

We look forward to your continued support.

Thank you in advance.

And, just by chance, at this very moment,Real Entertainment's Slope Management Seminar

It's happening!

As of now,50 peopleAbout [number] people (including our employees) are expected to attend!

If you have time, please feel free to join us.

 

I've already come up with a rough outline of the program, so I plan to announce it next week.

Since this is the first session, I thought I’d have you guys really buckle down and study, lol.

We want to make this as enjoyable an event as possible, so we appreciate your cooperation.

Please use the banner above or the links below to register.

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