by David Gruttadaurio | Business
According to the Harvard Business Review, 91% of small businesses do absolutely nothing to retain their existing clients. That means only 9% of small business owners ‘get’ these facts: ** The average American business loses 50% of its customer base every 5...
by John Carpenter Dealey | Success
Change is a constant in today’s world. Recently gas and oil prices reached record highs. Stock markets set record declines. Job losses and home foreclosures are major problems. There are wars going on in a different countries around the globe. Events like these...
by Eric Gruber | Digital Marketing, Marketing
Yes! Joining mastermind groups played a major factor in building my business from zero to six figures in less than two years. However, I also learned that you have to be choosy otherwise you’ll throw away thousands of dollars. Here Are the Top 7 Mistakes Most...
by John Carpenter Dealey | Success
Where did it go? Have you ever reached the end of a day (or a year) and wondered where all the time went? You know you’ve been busy and working the whole time. But somehow it doesn’t feel like you did much – or anything – at all. Effective time...
by Scott Glatstein | Business
It is no wonder that very few companies enjoy customer loyalty nowadays. Consumers are skeptical of company promises. A new product is not really new. A great looking item on an info-commercial works much differently than demonstrated. The beautifully designed hotel...
by Ivan Misner | Marketing
Business networking is much more than showing up at networking functions, shaking a lot of hands, and collecting a bunch of cards-networking is about being proactive. Networking is the process of developing contacts and relationships to increase your business, enhance...
by Andrew Miller | Business
Miriam-Webster defines efficiency as …productive without waste. In business, waste means money. So being efficient has a direct impact on your company’s bottom line. Is your company doing things efficiently? My guess is that there are opportunities that...
by Susan Friedmann | Marketing
Over half of all Americans between the ages of 15-34 consider themselves active social network users. They regularly visit well-known social networking sites, such as MySpace or Facebook, or log onto specialty social networks, like Ravelry (devoted to the fiber arts)...
by Robert Skrob | Business
After becoming burned-out as a business consultant who was maxed out on time, I determined that I would never significantly increase my income without taking on additional clients. This meant I had to hire more employees. Realizing that I had neither the time nor...
