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Atricle Dump - Marketing - It's Not a Department!
It's typical to overestimate what you can accomplish in a day, and then underestimate what you can accomplish in a year. Effective scheduling demands knowing how long a task takes. But, it's impossible to be precise if you've never done it before. So start with a guesstimate. And then, keep track of how long the work takes so you can plan more effectively in the future.Revise your
I’ve come to the conclusion that the old adage “a rolling s
How a Simple Packaging Product Can Greatly Enhance Your BusinessModern manufacturers are under more pressure than ever to make their operation run smoothly, efficiently and economically. An increase in the number of competitors, higher supply prices, and a growing emphasis on cost cutting have all led manufacturers to seek new, ingenious methods to increase the productivity and profitability of their business.
I know we all mean well but as human beings we are not good at consistently driving for stretch or continuous improvement. We all know what we should have been doing but somehow there just wasn’t enough time in the day. And the days turned into weeks, which somehow, turned into months!
Marketing is not a department within the business and, I believe, it is also not so much about what we do as it is about “how we consistently do it!”
I’ve come to the conclusion that the old adage “a rolling st
6 steps to a new understanding of old problems.A Gardner I am not, but a few years ago some Raspberries were transplanted and took over the North side of my house. As I was taking my evening stroll in my yard, I noticed that they were loaded with sweet red berries. I decided to spend the time picking several quarts of the elusive red berries. Red raspberries and a cup of ice cream sure sounded good to me.The raspb
I know we all mean well but as human beings we are not good at consistently driving for stretch or continuous improvement. We all know what we should have been doing but somehow there just wasn’t enough time in the day. And the days turned into weeks, which somehow, turned into months!
Marketing is not a department within the business and, I believe, it is also not so much about what we do as it is about “how we consistently do it!”
I’ve come to the conclusion that the old adage “a rolling s
What does chocolate have to do with marketing? Everything! Don’t you know that rich wealthy flavor of chocolate is addicting and once you gain addiction levels with marketing, your product can’t be resisted.Have you ever experienced something so incredibly decadently wonderful you had to eat it again, go there again, or just experience it again? Have you ever seen a picture or a word ad and known you had to go wherever y
Marketing is not a department within the business and, I believe, it is also not so much about what we do as it is about “how we consistently do it!”
I’ve come to the conclusion that the old adage “a rolling s
The success stories of most of the multimillion dollar companies start out from something small. From being a labor of love of one or two individuals who are working on a project at the garage of their home, a company can grow to such extent that they become a worldwide phenomenon.Without the help of a dedicated staff or workforce, not one of the bigwig enterprises that exist now will be what they are today.One o
Marketing is not a department within the business and, I believe, it is also not so much about what we do as it is about “how we consistently do it!”
I’ve come to the conclusion that the old adage “a rolling s
One of the most popular questions I get from people is on how to generate even more leads to their business, get more exposure and visibility to attract more prospects that will eventually turn into paying clients.I’ve often said that the 3 best ways to attract clients quickly and consistently are:consistent networking, a stay-in-touch vehicle such as an ezine, and a Cli
I’ve come to the conclusion that the old adage “a rolling stone gathers no moss” is as true in business as it is in life generally. Somewhere in our genetic make-up we are all pre-programmed to strive for that day when we can pull back and relax having “made it”. There are many examples we can find by looking around us of companies which, having thought they had “made it”, suddenly have been thrown into hot water through changing markets, changing economic scenarios and changing business structures. These are all marketing issues that need to be constantly monitored.
What can we do to ensure that in the good times we are using our energy to prepare for the rocky road that is sure to be just over the horizon?
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