The distinct Web addresses are invisible to the consumer, who usually sees just a Web page with a simple address at the top of it.
He accepted the invitation with evident pleasure, and, coming forward, began a simple address, which at once fascinated every little hearer, and hushed the room into silence.
Normally, at this time of year, the United States Postal Service sees a flood of letters pour into offices around the country with a simple address affixed: The North Pole.
The post office may have mandated that most addresses have street numbers, but this elegantly simple address, hallowed by history, apparently still works for angry petitioners: The Mayor City Hall New York, N.Y.
Just before 1910, when the gentry apartment house arrived in Manhattan in quantity, the whole name thing seemed shopworn, and buildings like 925 Park Avenue, 131 East 66th Street and "Number One Lexington Avenue" relied on a simple address.
At first they were a simple address book backup-to-web service.
"We do believe that there is a big gap between simple address books and CRM systems," says Dancis.
Some people keep this information on their computers using a simple address-card file; others take a more sophisticated approach, storing contact information in a database linked to relevant documents: the CV you sent, related correspondence, and so on.
"Unfortunately, it's not as simple as addressing this one issue.
