This 1-in-5 is all about keeping customers and the importance of not neglecting over acquisition.

if you are lucky 80% of your next years sales target is already written - question is, do your customers feel that important?

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Luke Tyburski is an extreme athlete who has just finished making a documentary on The Ultimate Triathlon, a 2,000km swim, cycle, run race from Morocco to Monaco.

I know, mental.

He's coming to Belfast on 27th September 2016 and Conor Devine tells us a little bit more about the event

Luke Tyburski is an extreme athlete who has just finished making a documentary on The Ultimate Triathlon, a 2,000km swim, cycle, run race from Morocco to Monaco.

I know, mental.

He's coming to Belfast on 27th September 2016 and Conor Devine tells us a little bit more about the event

1-in-5 is a series of bitesized podcasts greed to 1 big idea in 5 minutes or less...this one is all about strategic planning and a model created by a marketing guru from Dublin called PR Smith

1-in-5 is a series of bitesized podcasts greed to 1 big idea in 5 minutes or less...this one is all about strategic planning and a model created by a marketing guru from Dublin called PR Smith

1-in-5 is a series of bitesized podcasts greed to 1 big idea in 5 minutes or less...this one is all about what we can learn from Starbucks. I Know. Starbucks!

1-in-5 is a series of bitesized podcasts greed to 1 big idea in 5 minutes or less...this one is all about what we can learn from Starbucks. I Know. Starbucks!

Following on from the first episode with Frank Liddy, the feedback was really positive, which prompted a second conversation on mindfulness and its application to your personal life and business.

Following on from the first episode with Frank Liddy, the feedback was really positive, which prompted a second conversation on mindfulness and its application to your personal life and business.

A business growth strategy needs to take into account your existing customers and the world as they see it - you never sell to your physical self, so it is impossible to fully understand the world of the customer unless you take the time out to do just that.