Archive for the ‘Products and Services’ Category

Small Business Roundtable Discussion at Crain’s Chicago Business Provides Lessons to be Learned

Tuesday, January 5th, 2010

Brandon Copple, Managing Editor for Crain’s Chicago Business, conducted a round table with four successful small business owners. There are four short videos available on their site, each one a JEM (pun) a wealth of information. The first was called Lessons Learned and dealt with the economy through 2009. Comments included learning to bob and [...]

Give Your Site the Exposure It Needs to Compete in this Market

Saturday, July 4th, 2009

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Using Statistics When You Start an E-Marketing Web Campaign.

Thursday, February 12th, 2009

In this market you have a choice…stay stagnant or do something, for it’s better than nothing. If business is great (and you anticipate it continuing) do the former and count your money all the way to the bank! If you are not satisfied with your business, then I suggest you do the later. Before you [...]

Niche E-Marketing Success Story, a.k.a. The Train is Leaving The Station

Sunday, February 1st, 2009

I have a story (not another! you say) to tell you this morning. Let me preface this by saying story telling is a salesman’s tool. We use analogies to get our point(s) across. Prior successes become the story lines for a salesman’s act. For we salespeople know we are on stage everyday with our potential [...]

Marketing your business in a slow economy.

Thursday, January 29th, 2009

“Plan marketplace disruptions that favor your business”was an article in today’s daily Herald by Jim Kendall I found it very interesting. In the article he writes: “Adam Hartung suggests that your business should be the one that shifts the marketplace in a manner that takes competitors by surprise and puts them on the defensive. He [...]

Building a Web Business – Part 1 – Foundation

Saturday, January 10th, 2009

I am a salesperson who doesn’t sell, that is I do not “hard” sell. I never even knew how to ask for an order until it was shoved in my face. That is until someone came running down the street after me, shouting, come back, we want to buy! Over the past 27 years I [...]