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by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, (September 22, 2015), 1:28 PM While standing in the checkout line at Whole Foods last week I overheard a conversation between the woman in front of me and the gentleman clerk at the cash register. “I sometimes get emails from grocery stores for discounts on products that I always use, but … Continue reading Sometimes I Want To Be An Ostrich
Tim AlanJuly 16, 2015 Adding 2.1 million subscribers in Q2 of this year, mobile provider T-Mobile now counts nearly 60 million customers among its ranks. Since 2013, the company has added nearly 15 million new customers, and is within a stone’s throw of surpassing Sprint to become the third-largest provider in the United States (currently, … Continue reading T-Mobile’s (Sometimes) Sarcastic Social Media Presence Pays Off Again
Matthew MacQuarrieMarch 27, 2015 When you’re a new entrepreneur, one of your tasks is to source talent. It is highly unlikely that you are a graphic designer, an SEO expert, a lawyer, and an accountant, all rolled into one, and as such you’re going to need to pay those people to do some work on … Continue reading You Get What You Pay For… Sometimes.
Matthew MacQuarrieMarch 14, 2015 Entrepreneurs are often told that they shouldn’t take no for an answer—and not just entrepreneurs. If you’ve ever worked in sales, you know that no is most typically interpreted as try again later. Accepting an answer of no is seen as a sign of weakness, or at the very least a … Continue reading Sometimes You Should Take No for an Answer
Lee Kenny December 8, 2014 I’m a fan of Social media. We sell consultancy services, courses and social management for a living. However, sometimes Social Media is just not the way to go. Just Google it! If you are like me, when I want to know something, I turn to Google as a habit. … Continue reading Sometimes Social Media Isn’t the Way to Go
