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Crunching the Competition: Corn Flakes Take Off
In 1906, after disagreeing with his brother about the future of their invention – toasted wheat flakes – Kellogg decided to start his own business. He left his brother’s company and created his own, calling it the Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Company. His first product was, as expected, corn flakes.

Lesson #1: Market Your Product as a One of a Kind
When Kellogg and his brother first came up with their idea for toasted corn flakes, it was a novel one. But at the same time, there were another 40 companies in Battle Creek, Michigan producing cold cereals. Corn flakes might have been unique, but the breakfast food industry was rapidly growing, and Kellogg knew he had to find a way to make his product stand out from the rest. He found that way through marketing.

Snap, Crackle, and Pop to Success: How Kellogg Built a Cereal Empire
He dropped out of school and was always considered to be the “dim-witted” child in his family. So how did this boy so destined for failure rise to become one of America’s most well-known entrepreneurs?
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Entrepreneurs: Learn from Pomegranate Marketing
Intrepid entrepreneur, Staging Diva, offers advice to entrepreneurs in an industry where their profession is misunderstood by their market.
"Think Big To Go Big" "Online Marketing"
Thinking big is what drives you to where ever you want to go. Learn to think big and what you want and take action towards that and see how things change when you actually focus.
Savvy Entrepreneurs Visualize Goals for Home Business Success
Visualizing your goals every morning and every evening brings you one step closer to achieving them. The trick is figuring out what your goal should be.
Smart Women Give it Away!
This article is about the power of giving samples of your product away as a Free Sample in order to grow your business. This marketing tool is a simple, easy to use Strategy and perfect for women entrepreneurs to use. First determine who your ideal client is and then design ways to share your product or service with those people.

Leadership Development: There’s a Cow In My Cereal
A little boy is staring into his bowl of oatmeal. His mother, in a hurry to get him to the school bus tells him to hurry. His sits and stares. She stands over him requesting he finish his breakfast. "But mom, look, there's a cow in my bowl".

7 Reasons Why People Choose A Work From Home Business
Why do people choose to start a home based business? There are probably as many answers to that question as there are people to answer it. Though there is no way to sum up every reason anyone has ever had for operating a home business, it is possible to look at some of the most common reasons that people have for doing so, and knowing the most common reasons why people like home based businesses could very well help you decide if a home based business is right for you.
6 Steps Up the Ladder of Sales Success.
A lot of successful people have said that we always have to think about the customer and to think about the sales. You’ll hear me talk a lot about sales because it’s a skill we all have to master. In business, the only way to remain in business is to sell successfully. No one will buy anything from you if you don’t master the art of selling. Eliminate your competition. The days of basing your product solely on its USP are almost gone, and this is why the UEP is so important. Today’s lesson, in short: a guaranteed personal transformation is hard to duplicate and replace.

New Eyes Transform Results
“Discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.”~Marcel Proust In this article, we’re going to turn your problem on its head. We’re going to create dramatically different CONTEXT for your “problem.” Take your story and turn it around to its opposite. In essence, create an opposite belief. You may wish to create two or three of them.

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Serial cereal branding
They’re Grrreat! What is claimed as the first all cereal café recently opened in the United States. Cereality demonstrates effective emotional branding, and how brand strategy is so much more than developing a new tagline or slogan.
Seven Steps for Creating Successful Marketing
1. Find the inherent drama within your offering. After all, you plan to make money by selling a product or a service or both. The reasons people will want to buy from you should give you a clue as to the inherent drama in your product or service. Something about your offering must be inherently interesting or you wouldn't be putting it up for sale. In Mother Nature breakfast cereal, it is the high concentration of vitamins and minerals.
The Cereal King: How W.K. Kellogg Got His Start
If it were not for the ingenuity of W.K. Kellogg, the world today might never know flaked cereal. A master marketer and inventor, Kellogg revolutionized the breakfast food industry when he decided to start his own company and sell toasted corn flakes back in 1906. Today, that same company has grown to include almost 26,000 employees and earns over $11.5 billion in revenue.

WHAT IS YOUR LIFES PURPOSE
You climb out of bed every morning; take a shower, brush your teeth, get dressed, have some coffee, toast or cereal, pat the dog, hug the kids, kiss the wife (husband), not necessarily in that order and head out the door to where and to what? No it is not a destination that I am talking about, it is a PURPOSE. Does your life have one?

Diamonds Are A Cereal Marketer's Best Friend
When C.W. Post started a small business in 1895 with his first batch of "Postum" (breakfast cereal) he probably did not foresee his company getting into the diamond business. The cereal company has "followed a path of delicious innovation, creating cereals that have defined the breakfast experience for generations of families" and now it has literally put a twist on its "Shreddies" product by offering the cereal in the shape of diamonds rather than squares.
4 Easy Steps to Finding Legitimate Work At Home Jobs
A few months ago, I was enjoying my morning bowl of cereal and going through my bills. I got nervous, went on line to check my bank balance and began to panic. I had no idea where I would come up with the money to cover everything. Earlier this year, I asked my boss for a much deserved raise, but unsurprisingly, with the state of the economy, he said no. This was right on the heels of not receiving a year end bonus. So, I decided to take matters into my own hands. I pledged to myself that I would start working only 8 hours a day instead of my usual 10. I would head home and spend 2-3 hours each night working on my own business.

Snail Mail Marketing: Ensure Bang for Less Buck
As an entrepreneur, controlling cost is #1 these days and so it makes sense that any time you can cut costs, you should. However, effective marketing can be a different story. A great case-in-point is that back in the days of the Great Depression, Kellogg chose to continue to market aggressively and Post did not. Which cereal brand do you relate to today?
Sometimes Unintended Consequences Are A Good Thing
We’re all familiar with the “Law of Unintended Consequences.” My personal favorite is still the plastic whistles that were packaged with Cap’n Crunch cereal back in the ’70s. Blowing the whistle into your phone triggered a connection to AT&T’s long distance dialing AND by-passed their billing system. Free calls! Not exactly what Quaker Oats had in mind. (…and Ma Bell was not pleased.)
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