How to Raise Your Fees and Thrill Your Customers (26 Jun 2006) Think the best way to get more customers is to have the lowest prices in town? Think again. Think the best way to create a successful business is to try to appeal to everyone? Wrong again. Find out how to raise your fees and thrill your customers.
The Wrap on Ag Plastic (26 Jun 2006) While driving through Pennsylvania farmland, you have probably noticed an increased amount of white plastic bundles stacked in lines or piles along farm buildings or edges of farm fields. Sometimes referred to as "marshmallows" or "long white tubes", etc. these objects are increasing in farmer popularity and represent a changing trend in harvesting of farm livestock feeds.
Big Successes Never Happen Overnight (26 Jun 2006) Treat your business as a serious, full-time business and be serious about making it work. Market and promote your business everyday. Quality internet marketing will be the ultimate success of your business.
To Buy A Fat Pig (26 Jun 2006) What does buying a fat pig have to do with your business? Stick with me and all will be revealed.
Sex Up Your Business Growth (26 Jun 2006) Managers think only solving problems can keep a company running but they got to know that it is not the problem solving but the search of opportunities can let the company survive and grow.
How to Write a Credit Policy for Your Business (26 Jun 2006) A new book says it's different for every business. According to a new book by Michelle Dunn, writing a credit policy is a daunting task but if you don't have one, it can cost you sales.
Winning in Business - Lessons from Lance Armstrong (26 Jun 2006) Lance Armstrong has achieved incredible results since recovering from cancer, including an unprecedented 7 Tour de France victories, until retiring as champion. This article uncovers several key reasons for Lance Armstrong's success that will help you win in business.
Predicting Business Retirement Satisfaction for Business Owners (26 Jun 2006) Most business owners do not think of selling their companies as "retiring". Instead, these vital entrepreneurs see selling their business as a "transition." For most business owners this does not mean slowing down or endless days of rest and relaxation. Rather they see "retirement" as a new, active stage in their lives characterized by continued personal growth, personal reinvention and new beginnings in work and leisure.
Success & The Nature of Things (26 Jun 2006) To accomplish something exceptional you may have to change your attitude and behavior. Many of us are afraid to face new challenges because we fear failure. To have exceptional success you must step outside of your box. This article challenges you to develop a tiger-like mindset.
How the Humble Ice Cube Made Business History (26 Jun 2006) The thirst quenching business story of Kennebec Ice, the ice that launched an industry and then melted away. Full of thrills, chills, and a blast of cold air from the past.
