Advertising Age: Tom Martin over at Advertising Age shares some of his biz book favorites for summer reading. Enjoy the summer and the books. If you don’t see your favorite here, add it to the comments. How Customers Think: Essential Insights into the Mind of the Market by Gerald Zaltman. I read this book a […]
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photo credit: smlp.co.uk I recently came across a blog posted on Seths Blog where he takes the point of view that you should never turn down special requests. That you need to treat all customers differently because they are not all the same. While i agree with his point of view on yes, customers are different
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Inc.: Brian Wiegand is no stranger to start-ups. His first business, BizFilings, launched in 1996 from his basement and later sold for $15 million to a public company. He and business partner Mark McGuire went on to start two others. The most recent was Jellyfish.com, which caught the purchasing eye of Microsoft only 18 months
photo credit: lrargerich If you travel a great deal for your business or even just a few times a year then you now how expensive this can be, after you put together all the air fair, food, gas if you drive, renting a car, taxi cab fees, dry cleaning services, tips and more it adds
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The District Chronicles: Several tips for turning the recession into revenue: 1. Take it small scale at first. We’re not talking comprehensive business plans and venture capital commitments. Step one would be to get yourself online. Creating a Web site for your business or to tout your skills is neither difficult nor expensive, and it’s
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Examiner.com: In this case, we are not writing about Mayor Nagin’s homicidal maniac brand but the traditional brand of great food and great restaurants. We all know how great New Orleans restaurants are. We know the success of at least one company that took the New Orleans brand national, Ruth’s Chris Steak House. Emeril has
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photo credit: Andre Charland If you have a financial advisors, then you should already be listening to their advice, taking it into consideration, if you aren’t then you need to start. After all what else did you hire this person for if not to take advice from them on your businesses financial matters? Entrepreneur.com suggests that
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On Monday, we started a poll that asked readers where they got their news. Six percent said they got their news from newspapers, four percent from radio, 13 percent from TV and a whopping 77 percent from the Internet. This was demonstrated this past weekend with the sudden death of Michael Jackson. The Internet was
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Vladivostok Times: The first American fast-food restaurant SUBWAY is to open in Vladivostok in two days. Its production differs from unhealthy fast-food by fresh sandwiches and salads, which are cooked before a customer’s eyes. The department on public relations of the US Consulate General at the Far East reported it to RIA PrimaMedia.The solemn opening
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The Huffington Post: When a full-time job as mom doesn’t cut it anymore cash-wise in this struggling economy, it doesn’t necessarily mean going back to work out of the house. There are lots of ways to work from home, keeping your work hours to school hours and managing mom responsibilities. For many of these businesses,
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