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Put a CORC in Your Budget
Alok Kumar is Chief of Operations for a major telecommunications company. In Kumar’s business, it takes eight to nine months of revenue to recapture the ‘acquisition costs’ of each new customer.Think about that: just to recoup the money spent on advertising, promotion, introductory discounts, new-client administration and data entry requires a customer to remain loyal for eight or nine months! Only after the tenth month does Kumar’s compa

ere I am going and what comes first. I know it will do the same for you. As a public speaker, I also like

It Takes One Grump to Spoil a Brand!
Companies invest millions to create, design, fine-tune, build, promote and extend their brands. Think Nike, Virgin, Versace, Raffles, Amazon.All your investment brings customers to your door (or website) with expectations matching your promotional promise. But when customer meets company ‘face-to-face’, everything hinges on that critical moment.A friend recently moved to Singapore from Australia and went shopping for an appropriate

Marketing expert and author, Geoffrey Moore, has a useful fill-in-the-blank method for creating a theme and positioning statement for your business. I prefer to use his same system for creating clarity for myself in what I'm selling, creating an elevator or introduction speech, and also material for my website, brochures and business card.

Using this same method for each niche I have also keeps me focused and on target for where I am going and what comes first. I know it will do the same for you. As a public speaker, I also like t

How Busy Is Too Busy
Just as the car crested a hill it stopped. The engine went silent and the car just coasted. Thinking quickly, Simon managed to steer onto the shoulder of the road before he came to a complete halt. It was only then that he noticed the needle of the fuel gauge resting comfortably at its lowest position.He climbed out of the car and looked around. Nothing. He was an only an hour from the city but it might have it been a day for all t

positioning statement for your business. I prefer to use his same system for creating clarity for myself in what I'm selling, creating an elevator or introduction speech, and also material for my website, brochures and business card.

Using this same method for each niche I have also keeps me focused and on target for where I am going and what comes first. I know it will do the same for you. As a public speaker, I also like

Fire in Your Belly - Making Money From Business
Do you really really want to change your life?Do you really really want to have more free time?Do you really really want to have more money?If you don't forget reading this article.I want to share with you how the fire in your belly that you have right now can be transformed into the reality of change.Stop reading for 2 minutes right now - close your eyes and think about what it is you really want. Visualise it

hat I'm selling, creating an elevator or introduction speech, and also material for my website, brochures and business card.

Using this same method for each niche I have also keeps me focused and on target for where I am going and what comes first. I know it will do the same for you. As a public speaker, I also like

How To Evaluate A Website Or Company
The word Website appears first in the title of this article because, especially in the home based business and network marketing industries, you will often be dealing with an individual Webpage or Website as opposed to a large company. That Website might be the independent representative page of a representative, or it could be an independently developed page operated by an entrepreneur.Even if you are looking at a Webpage that is

d business card.

Using this same method for each niche I have also keeps me focused and on target for where I am going and what comes first. I know it will do the same for you. As a public speaker, I also like

A Logo Isn't A Tattoo! Why Your Personal Tastes Have Nothing To Do With Your Logo
As a business owner, one of the most important business decisions you'll make is choosing the design of your logo. Whether you design the logo yourself or hire a designer, you'll have to make some decisions during the design process.But you want to make sure that the logo you decide on will work well. Many business owners make the mistake of basing their logo choices on their personal preferences. But your 'likes' should have very little

ere I am going and what comes first. I know it will do the same for you. As a public speaker, I also like to use the same exercise to create a one-line message for each workshop or engagement. This way the participants and I start from the same page. I like to say it provides the tree trunk that all the branches stem from.

This exercise is designed to be simple and achievable in 15 minutes. However, if this seems somewhat daunting, see if your beliefs are still in the clouds of wanting to deliver too much to too many to soon.

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