Tag: successful

Your Worst Enemy to Successful Investing – the Media

How do you make your investment decisions and where do you get your information? If you’re like most of the people I know, you look to the experts.

That’s fine, however it’s important to be aware that for every expert, there’s an opinion and for every opinion there’s an expert. I have a friend who says that opinions are like noses: everyone has one but you wouldn’t live in anyone else’s nose!

Strategies of Successful Market Offers

According to economic theories we live in the world of monopoly competition. That term shouldn’t confuse you, as the meaning behind implies competition between many small or middle-size “monopolies”, that are not monopolies in their direct meaning, as they don’t control some particular sector of economy, rather then they are the prime sources of their unique propositions of services or products. That fact makes them to be a so-called monopolies of their own services or products, despite the fact that a lot of other companies offering very close, in terms of features and benefits, services or products to the market.

Mini-Persuaders — Six Steps To Successful Classified Ads

The skillful use of classified ads builds your business.

Classified ads are inexpensive and powerful, and are an excellent way to promote your business both online and offline. Online, you can place ads in ezines and on Web sites, and offline, run them in your local paper and in niche magazines.

If you’ve tried a classified or two to promote your business and were disappointed with the results, remember that a one-shot deal won’t work.

Successful ERP Implementation the First Time

It’s not pretty out there. Companies have spent fortunes on ERP software and implementation only to find that business performance has not improved at all. These large investments and negative ROIs have created a whirlpool of controversy, rampant company politics and even a number of lawsuits. The trade press has reported many negative ERP stories, and even annual reports have pointed the finger at ERP for lower-than-expected earnings. For some, this has created a higher level of fear about making a big ERP mistake.

Back To Top