photo credit: Nano Taboada When in business we all have many many decisions to make throughout our days, and we all wonder on just about every single one of them if we are truly making the right decision or if it will come back to haunt us one day. Below are some elements of what […]
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photo credit: showmeone In the advertising world there are many different forms as well as policies and practices that go along with them all. Small Biz Bee recently posted an article on a few advertising rules that are not negotiable in any market. Set a budget up front that you will allocate to your monthly
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Franchising.com: During the current economic downturn, the Home Office of Annex Brands Inc. is helping its franchisees renegotiate store leases with landlords to reflect current market conditions. And the shipping and business services franchisor is seeing steady success with this plan. “In most cases, the biggest monthly expense an owner will incur is the lease,”
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photo credit: Unhindered by Talent There are so many different ways of media coverage now a days that many people don’t even really think about radio interviews as one more way to obtain media coverage. A radio interview a lot of times is much cheaper media advertisement than many other forms of media coverage. Below
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Franchise Key: Bluebird Care, one of the UK’s fastest growing providers of care at home, reported recently that it has been opening, on average, a new office every three weeks. Within two years, this Hampshire-based franchise has grown from one office in Petersfield to 18 new offices in 2008/09. According to the information provided, the
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Jeff Cornwall in the Tennessean: If you have children, teach them what I call the “Beaver Cleaver’s Dad Rule.” On the old sitcom Leave it to Beaver, Beaver’s dad, Ward Cleaver, had an office in their home. The kids knew to only go in there when invited – and if they were invited it was
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Alfred Moser is an inventive fellow. During a 2002 energy crisis and blackout in his village in Brazil, he discovered that he could escape from working in the dark by hanging water-filled bottles from the roof of his workshop. They function like skylights, but are practically free. Pretty amazing!
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Anyone who has, or has had, a baby is likely to have seen or used a bib at some pointi n time. While bibs are handy, the average bib isn’t very absorbant and they can pile up quickly over a short period of time. Jill Sandager would know. Her own daugher produced drool like it
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photo credit: DeclanTM A business is like a child. It needs support, guidance, and protection. And like a child, your business needs some things that you, the parent, can’t provide. And then there are things your business needs that you may not feel ready to give. Both situations call for outside support, recently stated on
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PR Web: My Little Juel, owned by Suzanne Juel, local Houston Resident and mother of three, was recently certified by Medela, Inc. as a Medela Certified Nursing Center. This is the first Medela Certified Nursing Center in Texas, and one of less than 25 in the United States to date. Medela Certified Nursing Centers are
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