How to Successfully Market your BusinessWritten by Maricon Williams
Popular, effective and a success – these are things that we want to happen to our products and services. To make this a reality, we are devising a lot of strategies and specialize on marketing and promotions. It is tough to survive and maintain status in business arena. The rules are fast-changing, modes are getting more creative and market is already bombarded with a lot of options. This is reason why businessmen use extraordinary and creative approach to comprehend business beliefs and actions in order to promote a mindset of effective marketing and to yield sales objectives. In order to take your business to next level, you must be creative, diligent and resourceful. The center stage with its spotlights and klieg lights are just waiting for you. All it takes is your unwavering initiative then a successful business will be built. And this star of yours can be illuminating to market that it lead no other direction but to successful path of entrepreneurship. Marketing is as important as having to put fuel into a vehicle in order for it to bring you to your destination. Without fuel, vehicle will not run. This will convert it into a useless thing which serves no purpose. Thus, when your business is serving no purpose then, better yet, have it closed so as not to prolong your loss.
| | Pizza Galaxy's Pizza Tips: Don't Forget the BeveragesWritten by Rudy Vener
It's amazing what a busy pizza operator can overlook. We just received a newly designed printed menu from a new client. We converted it to an online order menu and I was doing a final check when it hit me. No beverages. We quickly checked original printed menu. No beverages there either. So we called client. "What do you mean no beverages? Of course I have beverages," he said. And so he did. Only not printed on his new menus. Somehow his printer left out beverage section, he hadn't caught it and he now had a nice supply of takeout and delivery menus which didn't include beverages. This isn't an isolated incident either. One of my earlier clients, who was fairly computer savvy, wanted to create his own online menus. He did a good job and had a nice variety of menu sections including regular and special pizzas, wings, and subs. He did not include a beverages section and this oversight became evident almost immediately when one of his first online customers sent an email stating that he
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