Springwise: Most people order pizzas when they’re at home or at work. Aiming to broaden those delivery horizons, Domino’s Pizza in the Netherlands recently placed white doors in the park and on the beach. Dubbed Domino’s Delivery Points, the doors prominently featured the company’s phone number, as well as doorbells for delivery people to ring. […]
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photo credit: uriba Now that it is summer, many business owners are doing their usual summer promotions and sales. But the the big question today is whether or not your targeting the RIGHT customer for your summer promotions and sales? It obviously doesn’t help to run the promotion unless your marketing towards the right people,
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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
USA TODAY: At age 26, Angela Trilli doesn’t think she’s one of those so-called materialistic Millennials she has heard about – young people who are absorbed with themselves and their consumption. She says she’s a saver, not a spender, but unlike many of her peers who didn’t have much to lose in this struggling economy,
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CNNMoney.com: Each morning that he unlocks the doors of Cottage Pharmacy, owner Ken Villani fights a losing battle. Revenue at his Woodbury, N.Y., store has been dropping for months. But unlike at other retail establishments, sales at his pharmacy may not rebound in tandem with consumer confidence. That’s because more and more of Villani’s customers
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photo credit: kevindooley Over the years marketing and the world of marketing has most definitely changed drastically. And keeping up with the new marketing trends and the ways that consumers view products based on their looks can be quite a challenge. To help with this matter, Duct Tape Marketing has given a few signs to
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photo credit: Torley If you are a business that has recently switched to a new and what you consider to be a better business name, then you should know that simply switching the company name is not enough. You have to actually get out there and promote this new name, as suggested on BrandingStrategyInsider. Be
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photo credit: wili_hybrid With so many thriving businesses already set in place and those that are newcomers to the business world, it is no wonder why the BBB was set in place in 1912 in order to help consumers find the right business for them. Inc.com recently did a post regarding the businesses that received
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photo credit: JimFenton I received a slick, expensive, 20-page brochure in the mail the other day from Bank of America, promoting its home loans and other excellent attributes. It was thick, colorful, printed on heavy (unrecycled) paper, with only a single “impact” word on several of the pages; my favorite of these was “Confidence,” a
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photo credit: davitydave It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to realize that your most important part of any business is your customer base. Your customer’s determine ultimately if you rise or fall. If they buy you stay open, if they don’t buy you close. Simple as that. So below are a few suggestions found on
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