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Mistakes of a Marketing Budget Strategy
If marketing is an expense, then it should be stopped! The whole point of marketing is to increase sales, to turn a profit, to generate revenue. The whole point of marketing is to make more money! That is not an expense to your business. So often you hear of a business doing poorly and one of the first things they cut is their marketing. How are you supposed to make more money if you are not marketing?
Franchise Recruitment Budget planning
When planning your franchise recruitment it is vital to be able to measure your return on investment. Sarah Dyer and Nick Strong investigate ways of measuring your franchise recruitment budget.
Simple Steps to Increase Productivity
I see many organisations every week that simply see IT as a cost. This thought bothers me, as if engineered correctly the benefits of an IT investment can be clear, dare I say it ‘exciting’ for a business. I'm going to just give you a few quick, free or relatively cheap changes you can implement in your business that can make a dramatic impact on your productivity, and thus increase profit.
Disconnected Marketing in a Connected World
Many executives have an uneasiness about marketing they find difficult to articulate. In many companies, marketing is a group of "creative" people who spend lots of money on projects that have no measurable return on investment. They are a necessary evil rather than a source of competitive strength. If you share this sense of disdain, this article may help you articulate what you are feeling and provide some real answers to give you some direction in dealing with it.

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Stock Prices Rise 21% When Firms Announce Energy Management Projects
When selecting projects under a limited budget, a firm should implement the project that will return the most value. Ultimately, firm value is measured by stock price, which can be impacted when the firm makes a major announcement. This paper shows that announcements of energy management projects correlate with a 21.33% increase in stock price within 150 days of the announcement. This increase is in addition to the risk-adjusted return the firm would normally experience. For example, during a “bull market” a firm’s expected return was 10%. After the announcement, the return would increase by 21.33%, for a net return of 31.33%. These results suggest that investors react positively to energy management projects. This outcome demonstrates one more strategic incentive for firms to implement energy management projects.
Disconnected Marketing in a Connected World
Many executives have an uneasiness about marketing they find difficult to articulate. In many companies, marketing is a group of "creative" people who spend lots of money on projects that have no measurable return on investment. They are a necessary evil rather than a source of competitive strength. If you share this sense of disdain, this article may help you articulate what you are feeling and provide some real answers to give you some direction in dealing with it.

Why customer service is the most important part of any business
Your customers will have interaction with your customer service people more than any one else in your business. If you provide your customers with excellent customer service, you will find that they will return time and time again. And return customers mean return sales and greater profits for your company.
The perfect business card design
Do you business cards generate a measurable return on investment for you? NO.. then redesign them!
CONNECTING IS NOT ENOUGH: The Top Ten Ways to Ensure Your Networks are More Effective and Produce Results
Last month I wrote in my blog about a friend of mine who struggles to get any return from his networking despite always being generous with his time, his contacts and his support. I got a lot of feedback on the piece, with many people either recognizing themselves, or people they know well, in the description of my friend. So why do so many people struggle to attain a real return from their networking? There are a host of possible reasons but I thought this might be a good time to share some ways in which you can get more of a return from your networking.
Struggle If You Must During Career Transition, But Why Should You?
To advance forward is to advance to new perspectives by developing new competencies in both soft and hard skills. What is meant by soft and hard skills? I see the hard skills as those that are produced. They are measurable, quantifiable and can be observed outside of self. They have empirical evidence. For example, when a client of mine has a goal to make a career transition into another field of interest and she/he has succeeded, it is obvious to everyone who is familiar with him/her. It is measurable in that the client did break away from one profession and moved into another, which could be seen by others.

How Your Brand Values Strengthen Your Business.
How fast do you return a telephone call or an email from a potential lead? I ask myself this every time a lead remarks to me, how quickly I responded. I wonder if perhaps most businesses do NOT return contacts as fast as they could. I try to respond the moment I get a contact. Even if I am busy, I at least try to respond and inform them that I will return their call when I have time enough to respond properly.
Your Unfiled Delinquent Tax Return Checklist: Stop the IRS Now and Avoid Steep Interest and Penalties from Accumulating
Unfiled delinquent tax returns can weigh on you like a disease. Every unfiled delinquent tax return eats at you, year after year, compounding fear until you feel hopeless. So if you've got a late delinquent tax return, follow the simple steps outlined in this unfiled delinquent tax return checklist and get expert help from a tax attorney or a Certified Tax Resolution Specialist to check the IRS off you’re worry list forever.

Small Business Owners - Why You Must ACT As IF You Have Achieved Your Financial Goal
As an entrepreneur it is very essential that you set your financial goal. A goal must be a ( SMART} one-S-specific, M-measurable, A-achievable, R-realistic and have a T-timeline. Let us say you set a goal of making $10000 in next two months. This is a SMART goal if you have at least made say $5000 in the previous two months. You have set a time line of two months, and it is specific, measurable, achievable and realistic. If you have never made any money in your business, then this is a not a realistic goal.
Unicorn Maintenance & Website ROI
Is a website worth $15,000, $20,000, $50,000? It's often hard for a business owner to measure return on an investment. But results from websites are measurable, right? So shouldn't it be possible to figure out if a website will pay for itself? Is there a way to estimate this ahead of time? Sure there is.
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