Another business being displaced by the future Marriott headquarters in downtown Bethesda has found a new location. Tips to Toes will close July 15 at its 7711 Woodmont Avenue salon location. They will move to 4715 Cordell Avenue, and reopen at that location sometime in August. Stay tuned for an opening date.
The nail salon is moving to the site of the former massage parlor.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if they will have a back room.
I think Robert is great for the community. He makes me feel good about my salary, knowing my son's high school job pays him more than Dyer makes in a year.
ReplyDelete10:23am Patch reporters are poorly paid. Are you gonna hate on them too?
DeleteNo one goes into local news to get rich. Dyer is serving the community.
Dyer's $25 in advertising he pulls down once or twice a month, really adds up. Last month he made $75. And those residuals from being an internationally acclaimed musician. No wonder he lives with mama dyer. Hahaha
ReplyDeleteThe absolute best is when he calls himself the press. He's delusional...at best imbalanced.
ReplyDelete10:43am thinks press means publishes in print. Welcome to 2017!
DeleteI've never actually seen any sponsored content - that is, actually labeled as such - other than two articles last month. Is Dyer properly notifying his readers of such sponsored content?
ReplyDeleteIf this article is an ad, then Tit To Toe got ripped off since Dyer did not even mention that they are a nail salon.
Anyone using advertisements is likely getting ripped off. Very few people are going to go to a place that dyer supports or advertises for. Don't agree with me, just have a look at the comments. Folks that visit this blog largely don't like Dyer. Can't imagine many of them supporting businesses he writes about. Just my two cents...and no, I don't work for the county or for Bethesda Magazine. Just someone who gets ticked off when Dyer puts people down and threatens to attack them physically. If I'm wrong, I'd love someone to explain the metrics of businesses showing an uptick after advertising here.
ReplyDeleteI love all the divorce attorney ads on Bethesda Magazine. Has the unhappiest audience... and staff based on their Anonymous comments here.
DeleteI only read Dyer's blog, I don't read Bethesda Magazine. Man does a great job of some news, but I also love trolling Dyer for him being a troll as well.
ReplyDeleteCommenters, be nice. This. Is. Robert's. Life.
ReplyDeleteSee, once again it's either Dyer or his sockpuppets that bring up the other local media to bash. Pathetic.
ReplyDeleteYour trashing of another person's business out of envy is reprehensible.
This doesn't qualify as a business. It's a blog. Unless he's lying about spnorored content, it doesn't raise much money. Calling it a business is a stretch. Tool to put a biased spin on things of marginal interest is more appropriate.
Delete5:44 PM I'm sure Dyer will shut down his news sites now that you've officially deemed them as not "a business". You know all.
ReplyDeleteThe irony of a man making peanuts giving Dyer "anonymous" business advice here.
6:33 PM Do you feel foolish posting lies? Probably not, due to your mental illness.
"Start telling the truth and maybe your readers won't despise you so much."
ReplyDeleteThat should be your new motto not this other Mumbai jumbo you carry-on about.
Bethesda wishes you'd stop reporting about it.
3:25: "Mumbai jumbo?" Racist much?
ReplyDeleteBethesda actually wishes Bethesda Magazine would "stop reporting about it," because they are at war with their own readers, much like Bethesda Now was before I drove it into bankruptcy.
12:43: Although I could certainly make use of the Scrooge McDuck's Vault-level of dark money funding they have, as the leading and pioneering hyperlocal news outlet in Bethesda, I envy no one. I love the fact that I don't have to spend my day writing about how great Helpless Hans Riemer is. How do you stay motivated for that? Uppers?
7:48PM - and who are you to be judging other anonymous posters? Do you have some fantastic psychic skills that tell you @5:44 makes peanuts?
ReplyDeleteThe post is deleted for @6:33's comment, but whatever was said, what makes you think it was lies? Why accuse someone you do not know of suffering from mental illness?
I understand sticking up for someone, but morphing their personality is over the top and only partially believable.
@8:30, that was me that posted it, but thank you for calling Dyer out, it is sad when he deletes comments that challenge his status as king of hyper-local hobby blogging
ReplyDeleteTips to Toes has a cottage in the back where you can get a (legitimate) massage.
ReplyDelete8:23: Alas, many of Bethesda Magazine's readers are fooled by their clever Pravda/Granma writing style. Their strategy is simple: Write in a way that makes residents of Westbard, Town of Chevy Chase, Edgemoor, etc. sound like privileged, shallow fools, NIMBYs and old fuddy-duddies ("grey heads," the Dan Reed types call them). But the article - and that message - ends up being amplified by the very people being lampooned in the article, when they share it on Facebook as neighborhood-related news, or because they were briefly mentioned in the piece.
ReplyDeleteThe first step in residents taking back power from the MoCo political cartel that currently infests the Council is to replace the Council.
Another small step though, will be for residents to stop sharing articles from Bethesda Magazine. They're just making your neighborhood sound like fools.
As far as Bethesda Now, readers are well aware it failed and ceased operation several years ago.
You don't have to be paranoid to realize the numbers for the small and slightly-failing magazine don't add up unless A) Don LePre was right about the profitability of "tiny classified ads," or B) there are angel investors pumping dark money into the magazine to pay for the 3 full-time reporters and Google AdWords and social media promotion costs.
Point to one positive article about Helpless Hans on Bethesda Magazine? There are literally 100 of them.
If there are "literally 100 of them", then it should be easy for you to point to one of them.
ReplyDeleteWhy are you talking about an irrelevant dead multi-level marketing salesman?
ReplyDeleteBIG difference between closing up a business and filing for bankruptcy. Your insistence on that fact is indeed defamation and worth pursuing by your victim.
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