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Marketing Opportunities in Difficult Economic Times
"Business as usual" is NOT the most effective strategy for surviving/thriving during economic downturns. Consumers don't stop buying during tough times but they do buy more cleverly. And they spend A LOT more time researching their purchases, seeking advice from friends and associates and otherwise doing their homework. Recession Marketers need to refine their tactics as well. In this article we share 7 essential tips to help you sharpen up your offerings (and actually most of these tips contain useful advice for marketing more effectively in ANY economy, good or bad). You won't blossom in 2010 simply by acting as if it's business as usual. Nor is it a time to hide your budget under a bushel. As one major advertiser summed it up: "When times are good, you SHOULD advertise. When times are bad, you MUST advertise."

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Beat That Sales Slump
Is your business experiencing a summer sales slump?

10 Tips to Prevent The Afternoon Slump
If you’re like two-thirds of the population, you’ve experienced the afternoon slump. You know the feeling…it’s mid-afternoon and you feel tired and drained and want to call it a day. While you still plug away at your work, you often find that you are not as productive as you need to be. You’ve hit the afternoon slump.

This drop in energy is not all in your head. It is a physiological response from your body. Fortunately, you can employ methods to reduce the slump’s frequency and to shorten its duration once it does start. Some of the methods work solely on the individual level, while others require a company-wide initiative. When you utilize these 10 tips and instill them in your office, you will replace the afternoon slump with a time of increased productivity.

Housing Options for Healthy Wealthy Wise Boomers
The vast majority of today's Baby Boomers are strongly committed to "ageing-in-place", continuing to live in the conventional housing of their choice, within a community which meets their cultural and recreational needs. And their housing choice is being driven by their lifestage, including work status and their affinities, not their biological age. Importantly, the Housing Industry must solve "The Downsizing Conundrum".
Salespeople Can Conquer a Sales Slump Like Getting Out of Quicksand
When you’re in quicksand, like a sales slump, if you have a lot of heavy stuff strapped to you, like limiting beliefs, you will not get out. Top salespeople don’t get caught in a sales slump, even in the toughest of times, because they know what to do to steer around a slump.
Toronto Real Estate Trend and Market – What is the Current Outlook?
As you look into the Toronto real estate trend and market, you will undoubtedly be doing so in an effort to derive the affordability of renting and buying a home in the area. If you have lived in Toronto long or have conducted a bit of research, you understand that the market took a big hit in 2008 and continued to see effects from it at the start of 2009. A report was released by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation addressing the housing market situation during this period of time. The report states that the Canadian market is beginning to rebound from the shock it faced during the last year.
Trends in Seniors Housing
The Outlook Across the nation’s metropolitan areas, seniors housing rent growth has slowed as occupancy rates have edged down. But by both measures, the sector has thus far avoided core commercial real estate’s more precipitous slump in fundamentals.

Lifestyle Communities Have Dramatically Changed
Years ago, communities had far fewer choices for incoming residents. Today, however, there are hundreds of communities across the country that cater to the 50-plus housing market. As the general housing market decreased due to the current economic recession, the active-adult market has also struggled.
7 Major Reasons Why Your Sales Is Suffering
We, as professional salespeople, thrive on success in our fields, right? Most of us in this noble profession have found ourselves in a “sales slump” or in a “sales plateau”. We know what these situations are, right? A “sales slump” is where we can’t even sell someone water in the middle of the desert. A “sales plateau” is where our numbers have stopped climbing (regardless of the volume) and we’re maintaining the numbers at a certain level and we aren’t able to make more sales.
Are you STREAKIN\' or SLUMPIN\'?
Up or down? Making money or working hard? On a roll or in a rut? Where do you fall today? What exactly is a SLUMP? In baseball, have you ever noticed that they call it a batting SLUMP when you are not producing, but they call it a hitting STREAK when you are on a roll? Why is that? Why don’t they call it a hitting slump? Why isn’t it known as a batting streak? It seems that a batting SLUMP has the connotation that you are getting poor results from lackluster efforts, whereas it seems that a hitting STREAK suggests that your above average results are based not upon efforts, but upon action! Let’s break down those two words to see what they truly are. By using one, we may combat and even possibly avoid the other.
Low Income Housing Tax Credit
Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC or Housing Tax Credit) program has been made a permanent element of chapter 42 of the Federal Income Tax Code.

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