I was watching that show Restaurant Impossible where struggling businesses are given help and advice in an effort to turn things around. It seemed like one of the most common theme for the businesses was the fact that they tried to appease everyone which resulted in things like having a gigantic menu that harms the
I found this kind of interesting where there was a store that used signage to tell you that items were on sale just like most stores you would see. Except in this case it seems like everything was marked on sale to the point that it seemed like they were just regular prices. I know
A person was telling me something interesting today as she owned a website where she provides a service and people can enquire more about it either through e-mail or by phoning in. Apparently she didn’t realize that in her contact us section it didn’t actually have a form that people could fill out but rather
Today I had to go to an appointment that resulted in going through an area that is dominated mostly by small businesses and is definitely not as occupied by wealthy people. What made my head turn a lot is when you walk past the grocery stores so many of the same packages fruit and vegetables
Interesting business strategy I thought. As we all know a lot of companies offer some kind of price match or price beat policy in an effort to attract customers from competing businesses. For example, if someone was selling a TV for $1000 and your store was selling it for $1050 then all the person would
I was told a story awhile ago f a person who landed a fairly big contract in doing some design and marketing work for a pizza company of sort. Everything was set as the rates were made pretty clear and both parties agreed to it. While working on the project the designer decided to tell