Category Archives: Marketing

4 Things You Can Learn from the Best Business Blogs

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Old School Business Practices Worth Bringing Back

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Chicken Empire

No, we’re not talking about one of the fast food chicken franchises. This is a great story of third world country entrepreneurial activity, one that we’d like to see repeated countless times. One of our Solutions Forum members is a … Continue reading

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Go Further

Recently, Ford published to employees and retirees an interesting note on ‘Go Further’, which, apparently, has gone well beyond just a slogan for the cars. Ford’s even making the slogan emblematic of what it expects of employees, too, which is … Continue reading

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When It’s Time to Take the Back Seat

Or at least the right seat. There comes a time when a company is launched, and it’s time to the founder to bring in some additional talent. There’s an interesting post in Inc, at www.inc.com/karl-and-bill/when-its-time-take-the-back-seat.html about this topic, but it’s a … Continue reading

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Learning How to Set the Right Price

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Sometimes, Just Throw a Chair

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Best Practices for Crowdfunding

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Questions Abound in Learning How to Adjust to Obamacare

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Sales Hasn’t Changed

I hear much discussion about how sales has changed.  There is a new paradigm out there.  Buyers are different.  They have more knowledge.  They are smarter.  They enter the buying process farther down the selling process.  I hear that sales … Continue reading

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