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I make a short announcment about how I plan to share the tools I'm using with all of you! Stay tuned!
We all hear about cutting the cord. What does that mean? Well I experiment with this at my own home and realize something basic - I didn't pay attention to my audience! Let's see how this applies to our businesses as well.
All of our businesses are multifaceted - but if we don't focus on the basics, we could lose customers.
We all have to do mundane tasks like vehicle inspections - why not have a little treat at the same time. I saw how a local business recogized their parade of customers and decided to increase sales by merely offering a little value to their inspection process.
Check out: Inspection Express, 703 S Main St, Duncanville, TX 75137
972-572-2200
https://goo.gl/maps/sxtFwTHJA1wsEnHn7
Vehicle Inspection Express https://fastestinspection.com/
Have you tried to get an ice cream at McDonald's lately? It's been a long battle between franchise owners and McDonald's. Buying in bulk should be better, right? Let's look at when a bulk purchase or single source for equipment can go bad for owners.
People are so important to any business - especially all of those small retail businesses out there. I discuss my family's Friday night pizza ritual and discuss how I explored a new pizza restaurant in our neighborhood. Click here to check out Zalat Pizza
Ryan Levesque wrote Ask where he teaches his principle of using surveys to generate revenue. Most surveys that I've encountered typically allow you to vent - or complain. But how many surveys have you taken that acutally help sell a better product to you.
I describe how we experiemented with different placements of our drink display in order to increase sales.
I explore how your stream of customers could be worth something to another complementary business. The partnership together could offer more value to your customers. This is the ultimate win. Let's explore this example together.
This is a quick rant about marketers that prey on small businesses and hotels.
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