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Photo by Photo by Pixabay Attract the Right Job Or Clientele Do You Use These Tips To Help Grow Your Business? As a business owner, you know that growth is essential to success. You may be looking for ways to expand and grow your business but need to know where to start. Or, you may have tried some marketing techniques in the past, but they could have worked out better. For this reason, our collaborative Blog offers four tips to help grow your business. In general, entrepreneurs and many business owners only learn after their announcement of being in business that marketing strategies are essential for growing a business. The tips below are offered to help grow your business and to ease some stress while learning how to implement a better plan. ________________________________________________________________ Four Tips to Help Grow Your Business 1) Increase Your Marketing Efforts Sales are dependent upon branding and marketing. Embracing a plan encompassing all three strategies

For Immediate Release: Dateline: Washington , DC Monday, October 31, 2022   Halloween is here! For many, it’s a fun holiday where you get to dress up in costume and be your entertaining self! At Halloween parties, people let their hair down and find it easy to engage in conversation with almost anyone and feel like a bit of a break from focusing on finding true love. And when it comes to finding true love, you may notice that your gremlins are very present, even if they’re just in your head. The gremlin of futility. When this gremlin is present, your internal dialog will sound something like this, “It’s nearly impossible to meet someone I’m attracted to, so why bother?” If you’ve been dating for a while and despite all of your efforts, you’re still single, it’s natural to wonder whether it’s all worth it. And this is how the gremlin of futility gets a foothold and can keep you from finding true love. So, watch out for this insidious gremlin because it can dash your ho

Commentary From Crisis Management Expert Edward Segal, Bestselling Author of the Award-Winning Book "Crisis Ahead: 101 Ways to Prepare for and Bounce Back from Disasters, Scandals, and Other Emergencies" (Nicholas Brealey, 2020)       Some crises strike companies quickly, are addressed by corporate executives, and soon fade from the spotlight. Other crises capture the public's attention but are eventually placed on the back burner, unresolved. But they can get moved to the front at any time. Consider the case of the online data and privacy crisis, which made international headlines a year ago when whistleblower Frances Haugen told Congress  that Facebook and Instagram negatively impacted the mental health of teenagers, Not surprisingly, there were several rounds of accusations and finger-pointing  over who was to blame for the crisis, the extent of the  impact of social media  on mental health, and what had or should be done about it. The crisis has been simmering in

For Immediate Release: Dateline: East Greenwich , RI I believe that you keep at  your “calling” and your passion for as long as you’re on top of your game. I think Sinatra was the greatest popular singer of the “American Songbook” ever, but he stayed too long. Tom Brady is clearly the greatest professional quarterback in football history, but he’s stayed too long. Dan Gilbert, a Harvard psychology professor who spoke at one of my events, told me over drinks, “Sinatra didn’t know he was no longer on top of his game. How will you know?” When I drove home, with gritted teeth, my wife asked me what was wrong. I told her that Dan challenged me about how I’d know I’m no longer on top of my game. “Oh, don’t worry about that,” she said, “I’ll let you know.” Adblock test (Why?) source http://www.expertclick.com/NewsRelease/A-Little-Help-from-My-Friends,2022277563.aspx

Charlotte Howard Collins is an Award Winning Female Business Growth Expert, Best Selling Author, Speaker, Entrepreneur and Founder of Heart Centered Women Publishing, and has been featured on ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX as well as thousands of magazines and media outlets. She helps female entrepreneurs build successful and profitable businesses doing what they love. She teaches female entrepreneurs a repeatable process and system for writing, launching, monetizing and scaling their business using a book. Charlotte used her own best seller book series and signature strategies to build two of her own multi-million dollar businesses. She has received numerous awards during her entrepreneurial career, including the Top 100 Dynamic Leader Award, Transformational Women Leader Award, Women Leaders To Look Up To Award, Women in Business Mentor Award, Top Marketing Expert Award, named Informational Marketing Genius, Best Entrepreneur Award & ICONIC Writer Influencer and many more! With over 20 y

Article by Colleen Francis , October 28, 2022 Losing customers is an age-old problem in sales. But in today’s marketplace—at a time when prices are climbing and supply chains are tight—this issue has grown both in intensity and impact. Sadly today, I’m seeing businesses large and small losing some of their most loyal, most profitable customers. It’s an expensive, tragic mistake. Not only are these loses almost always preventable, they’re happening for different reasons than what salespeople tell themselves. They console themselves with excuses, such as: “We lost the account because of a merger/acquisition.” Or “Because a competitor gave them a better price.” Or “Because there was a change in internal management.” But in fact, it all points to a deeper issue:  a single point of contact became a single point of failure in an account . Every time I see a lost account, I see a sales team that got complacent. They dialed back in precisely the area where they needed to be doubling down:

Name: Raj Dhiman Title: Chief Rainmaker Group: Retail Strategy Group Dateline: London, ON Canada Direct Phone: 416-627-3008 Jump To Liza Amlani -- Retail Strategy Expert Adblock test (Why?) source http://www.expertclick.com/NewsRelease/The-Realistic-Podcast-with-Deborah-Weinswig,2022277529.aspx

For Immediate Release: Dateline: Los Angeles , CA “Many a truth is said in Jest” is an adage that is, well, kinda true. If you want to inject humor into your communications, find something about your product or service that is not great, but kinda true . . .and point it out. After my event in Vegas this week, I took a stroll down the main drag and saw some fun examples of this – This candy store says what we all know about candy . . . it’s not good for you. And I’m guessing the Drinkaide has many of the same ingredients as a sports-type drinks . . . but they’re promoting it for hangovers (something many people have experienced but don’t talk about!). Start looking around! Take a look at how other marketers market their products’ “bad features” and then do the same for yours. Make a list of good and bad things about your product or service and see if you can find a funny gem in there. And yes, there were people in the candy store, despite the true advertising of a not-so-great

For Immediate Release: Dateline: Springfield , MA Mark Davis is This Week’s Guest on Harrison Podcast. Today is the 40 th anniversary of Dallas radio legend Mark Davis ’ career as a professional broadcaster. What better way to celebrate it than being a guest on the award-winning PodcastOne series, “The Michael Harrison Interview?” Davis is one of the most successful and respected local news/talk radio hosts in America. For the past decade, this self-described libertarian-conservative has hosted the 7:00 am – 10:00 am CT morning show on Salem ’s AM 660, The Answer – KSKY-AM – in the vibrant Dallas/Fort Worth market. Prior to that, he did a long stint at WBAP – also in the Dallas Metroplex. Along the way, he’s served as a regular fill-in for the late Rush Limbaugh and other national hosts in addition to having written two well-received books about politics published by Regnery . Harrison and Davis engage in a lively chat about the radio veteran’s career including changes over t

 No guest this week as we answer questions from our mail bag.  We welcome your questions – send them to us at [email protected] , or you can find me at @RWM21 on Twitter or https://www.facebook.com/GamblingWithAnEdge . podcast –  https://www.spreaker.com/user/7418966/mail10252022 Show Notes [00:00]  Introduction [00:29]  Video poker videos on YouTube [04:24]  Shockwave Poker [07:15]  Social gambling laws in Colorado, tax issues with partners [14:12]  Gambling books with good story telling [17:41]  Tipping on handpays [22:06]  Sign-up bonus strategy [26:33]  Scratch-off ticket system [29:50]  Maximizing comps as a couple [33:02]  Hit and run blackjack strategy [35:00]  http://SouthPointCasino.com [36:27]  http://BlackjackApprenticeship.com [36:57]  http://VideoPoker.com/gwae [38:04]  http://Unabated.com [38:41]  Video Poker for Winners versus WinPoker [39:11]  Sending a DM to Richard Munchkin on Twitter [40:59]  Richard’s playing deviations and indices [42:28]  Why

Photo by Dirk Wouters via Pixabay Attract the Right Job Or Clientele: 4 Ways To Attract Customers and Keep Their Attention Your primary job as a business owner is to obtain and retain customers. They are the backbone of your company and will determine if you remain in business over the years. It is a topic you can’t afford to ignore or put off. Our collaborative blog offers ‘4 ways to attract customers and keep their attention.’ It doesn’t matter if you’re a new or established business; you need loyal customers on your side. The challenge is finding strategies that grab their attention and get them to gravitate toward you over the competition. The following are four ways to attract customers and keep their attention to ensure long-term success and stability. ____________________________________________________ 4 Ways to Attract Customers and Keep Their Attention Pexels 1.             Be Available If you’re so busy running your company and working behind the scenes, you risk m

by Jacqueline Fulmer, Ph.D., Director of Omnidoll Research Pioneering mass media toy reviewer and early childhood studies author, Stevanne Auerbach, Ph.D., known to her readers and viewers as “Dr. Toy,” passed away in San Lorenzo, CA, on Wednesday, October 19, 2022, at age 84, due to complications from stroke.  Stevanne Auerbach was an accomplished speaker, consultant, and author, who had trained in child development and special education. Her works ranged from the esoteric: editing volumes on early childhood studies; to the practical: handbooks on the Peace Corps, careers in Home Economics, physical education for differently abled children, and the search for quality childcare; to the creative: a children’s book ( The Alphabet Tree , 1988), a novel ( The Contest , 2009), a book of poetry ( Petals , 1973), and a screenplay. Her title, “Dr. Toy,” dated to her first assignment with  Creative Playthings  in 1968, where she developed its first education marketing program. She became o