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Actual for You - The Name Game: Part 2
I Never NoticedMy father was the glue that held my connection to a hundred or more relatives together and since he passed away, my family has become smaller and smaller for me. Pictures have disappeared, replaced occasionally by emails and new names. And I never noticed. The branches of my relationship tree prune themselves. And I am diminished.Sadly, that is normal and usual, part of the constantly shifting patterns of life. It s
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Although the Six Sigma methodology originally started out as a way to improve processes and products in a manufacturing environment, today it has grown to encompass a broad range of industries. As companies begin to realize the benefits a total quality improvement cycle can have upon the organization they are adopting Six Sigma and its practices into their own fold.Organizations not only receive the quality benefit of Six Sigma in their produ
Contrary to popular belief all of the great names have not already been taken. So, what are the components of a great name? While the answer varies a bit from industry to industry the following rules of thumb should be kept in mind:
1. Keep it short: Short names are more memorable, easier to design around, more suitable for domain names and e-mail extensions and possess a number of other advantages when contrasted with longer names. Another by-product of a short name is that it will likely be easier to spell.
2. Make it m
• A system to remember your presentation so you don’t have to read your notes • A technique that helps you take a project, see the big picture, focus on the key areas and understand all the inter-connections • A means of making note taking from journals, books, e-articles, quicker, more logical, better organised • A method for brainstorming that presents ideas logically structured • An approach to time management, enabling you to
Contrary to popular belief all of the great names have not already been taken. So, what are the components of a great name? While the answer varies a bit from industry to industry the following rules of thumb should be kept in mind:
1. Keep it short: Short names are more memorable, easier to design around, more suitable for domain names and e-mail extensions and possess a number of other advantages when contrasted with longer names. Another by-product of a short name is that it will likely be easier to spell.
2. Make it
Is your business holding a customer business meeting, seminar, or trade show in the near future? If so, it may be wise to consider promotional conference folders to not only keep the agenda and informational papers together, but as a business gift giveaway.These promotional gifts have several benefits: First, they can range from inexpensive to quite handsome, depending on your budget. Second, this promotional merchandise is highly transferab
1. Keep it short: Short names are more memorable, easier to design around, more suitable for domain names and e-mail extensions and possess a number of other advantages when contrasted with longer names. Another by-product of a short name is that it will likely be easier to spell.
2. Make it
Whenever we throw something away, whether in the garbage can, the compost, or the recycling, it can smell terrible. Rotting organic matter smells especially badly. But it can also become rich compost for fertilizing the garden. The fragrant rose and the stinking garbage are two sides of the same existence. Without one, the other cannot be. Everything becomes a part of the garbage. After six months, the garbage is transformed into a rose. When we spea
1. Keep it short: Short names are more memorable, easier to design around, more suitable for domain names and e-mail extensions and possess a number of other advantages when contrasted with longer names. Another by-product of a short name is that it will likely be easier to spell.
2. Make it
In the parking business we are all aware of the need to fill up as many parking stalls as possible for the maximum price point. There are many ways to do this. One of the most inexpensive ways is through free publicity. A car wash fundraiser on or in your garage during a slow time of the week may just be that opportunity.If Sunday is your facility's slowest day, a car wash for a church or youth group might be an idea. The radio station wil
2. Make it memorable: What good is a name that no one remembers? Your name should be distinctive and creative. Stop and think for a moment about names that you feel are great names and it is likely the catchy, memorable names that your brain will recall.
3. Your name should describe what you do: If your name is short, memorable and descriptive you have hit the naming trifecta. Most of all your name should not confuse the market about what you do. If you refer to the use of the name “Alfalfa” for a tax and financial planning firm described in yesterday’s post you’ll see what I mean. If you work for a company where
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