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Lesson #5: Do Not Sell Yourself Short, The World Is Waiting
In the banking panic of 1875, a young Heinz found himself overextended and bankrupt. He had tried unsuccessfully to turn for help to the grocers he had been supplying with produce over the past few years. They, however, turned their backs on him. He could not even get enough credit to feed his family.

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Pragmatic Optimism
Most people consider me an optimist because I laughingly state that I would take my last two dollars and buy a money belt. I'd even go after Moby Dick in a rowboat, and take the tartar sauce with me! However, I've got to confess that I don't hold a candle to the ultimate lady optimist who lived in a retirement home.

Lesson #2: Make Yourself Accessible To Your Customers
Rachael Ray has a secret ingredient to her success, but it is not the cayenne pepper or diced garlic she uses in her recipes. What makes Ray stands out from her peers and the likes of Martha Stewart is that Ray is human. She makes food with regular ingredients found in a normal grocery store and she does not apologize if she goofs up on air, which she does. Ray is just like the rest of her viewers, and it is that down to earth nature that has propelled her to the top.

The Pickle King: The Early Years of Henry J. Heinz
He started grinding spices for his mother in the basement of their Pittsburgh home when he was just six years old. Later, when Henry Heinz founded his company, it was little more than a one-man operation of peddling horseradish sauce door-to-door. But today, the HJ Heinz Company has over 110 locations across six different continents, and is one of the leading brands in the food industry.

Talking In Media Morse Code
Keep in mind, you want a couple of sound bites that you can pepper into the conversation, but you definitely do not want your entire conversation to be a series of sound bites.
Rule online marketing with the power of keywords
The single most consistent topic you will hear over and over in online marketing is the word keywords. That magic little word is the secret sauce to successful online marketing.
A Recipe for Building Leaders
If you were making a pizza for dinner, but left off the sauce and cheese, you’d serve a bland lump of dough for family and friends. The same thing happens when you provide a leadership development program without the essential ingredients: Time, variety, and a personal touch.
The Secret Sauce to Sales Management Success! Part 2
The "secret sauce" to sales management success is getting your sales reps to set their own goals for themselves.

Three Core Questions That Define Organizational Culture
Over the years we've been involved in too many "vernacular engineering" debates as management teams argue about whether the statement they've been crafting is a vision, a mission, a statement of values and goals, or the like. Often these philosophical labeling debates are like trying to pick the flyspecks out of the pepper. Unless we're lexicographers and our company is in the dictionary business, we shouldn't worry about the precise definition of vision, mission, values, or whatever we may be calling the words we're using to define who we are and where we're trying to go.
How to Close Sales Now and Stop Playing the Follow-up Game
So how do you get all these people who say they want to work with you to commit? It's actually very easy. You just have to use limiters. Structure them in right up front. A limiter is an incentive to buy now. It's your "Today-only" discount or your "Fast-Action" scholarship or a bonus they get only if they invest by a certain time. Limiters are the secret sauce in your Irresistible Offer. The news gets even better!

"Arm Around The Shoulder" Online Copy Will Boost Sales
Many marketers force prospects to work too hard to make a buying decision. They throw a bunch of features and benefits on a web page, pepper it with "we this" and "we that" and enter the "pick me" lottery. Why not boost your odds by giving your prospect what he wants and helping him get it? Your online copy can lead him straight to your solution if you follow some basic guidelines that lead him through your selling process.

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