March 7, 2011

Meet the Readers: Devin Walker

Once a week or so I’m going to profile the very special people who read this site. If you’d like to participate, shoot me an email. Tell us about yourself. (Name, age, where you live..) Devin Walker, 42, Lawrence, Kansas Tell us about your work or business. Printpop.com is your online destination for digital reproductions

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Sir Grout On The Move

Housatonic Times: Sometimes, with the correct combination of persistence, proper research, and luck, a business can explode in the best way. Tom Lindberg’s startup company Sir Grout has been an atom bomb—and is being recognized as such by the industry at large. Sir Grout, a company that comes to one’s home to clean and refurbish

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The Original SoupMan Re-Launches Newly Designed And Highly Interactive Website – OriginalSoupman.com

Franchising.com: The Original SoupMan is pleased to announce the re-launch of OriginalSoupman.com, offering new consumer-focused, highly interactive elements. The new site seamlessly integrates the company’s primary lines of business, as the website’s bold and bright homepage easily allows consumers to navigate via four main categories, Soup For You!, Dining Near You!, Grocers Near You! and

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Despite Rising Food Costs, Heinz, Kroger, And Wendy’s Improve Sales

Forbes (blog): As markets brace themselves to react to higher food costs due to rising commodity prices, Heinz, Kroger, and Wendy’s/Arby’s posted earnings before the bell on Thursday. While Heinz and Kroger grew sales as consumers bought more condiments, fuel, and food products, Wendy’s/Arby’s saw its revenues fall but its losses narrows as it lowers

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Budgeting In An Expense Economy: Cutting Costs Might Include Cutting Underperformers

FranchiseUpdate: Now that we are freshly off the annual rite of late fall–the annual budget process–it might be a good time to consider how it could be done differently next time around. Conceptually, the budgeting process for franchise companies is pretty simple: pick some revenue numbers that build off the previous year’s performance and do

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