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Build Your Business Faster With Direct Mail Advertising
Using Direct Mail Advertising can be an effective, inexpensive ad strategy for growing your business. Campaigns need to be interesting and informative; should be mailed to the same prospects again-and-again; and for best results, followed-up with phone calls.

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Advertising on a budget -- Using print to drive traffic online (Part 1)
Like many start-up businesses, PrescottWeddings.com didn't have much money for marketing. On top of that, we had two major challenges (three counting the limited budget): Armed with those challenges, we went to work. Now, just over two years later, PWC enjoys well over 40,000 hits a month and has increased its advertising base by over 600%. On top of that, PWC is well on its way to establishing a reliable brand in not just Prescott but throughout Yavapai County.

Branding Lessons from the \"Jersey Fresh\" Tomato
I was born and raised in Hunterdon County. We currently reside in neighboring Somerset, but my business is still based in Hunterdon County. And while many are vocal about the quirks and craziness of the Garden State, I simply love New Jersey. I love working here, and the opportunities to have fun here. In the summertime, I especially love "Jersey Fresh" tomatoes. Not just for the distinctive taste, but also for the valuable parallels between the trademark vegetable and what we do here at Delia Associates - brand-for-growth strategies for mid-market organizations.
What Marathons Can Teach You About Your Business Part 2
I finished walking my first marathon in San Diego a couple of weeks ago. It was the hardest thing I've ever done. But, it was also an amazing accomplishment.

What Marathons Can Teach You About Your Business Part 1
I finished walking my first marathon in San Diego a week ago. It was the hardest thing I've ever done. But, it was also an amazing accomplishment.
Extreme Value Theory and Jeff Smith
There is a intriguing story in today's San Diego paper about one Jeff Smith, a resident of Escondido, California. His house was about two miles from the further advance of the recent wildfires here -- and it was gutted by fire.
Homeless in downtown San Diego
An interesting experience and my insights as a homeless in downtown San Diego, during three hours.
3 Tips For Buying Real Estate In A Recession
Top San Diego California real estate broker, Bob Schwartz presents good ideas to be successful in buying real estate in today's market place.
County: Smokers Need Not Apply
If you smoke, don’t even think about applying for a government job in Sarasota County.
When Should I Consider Filing for Bankruptcy?
“A person is insolvent whenever the aggregate of his property is not sufficient to pay his debts” – First State Bank v. Sibley County Bank, 105 N.W. 485
Why Aren't the WildFire Survivors Back Home Yet?
In late 2007, the California Wildfires destroyed thousands of homes. Two years have past but many of the affected fire victims have not yet been able to rebuild their lives and their homes. Out of the more than 1,700 San Diego City and County homes that were lost in 2007, only about 55% of the homeowners have obtained building permits and started their rebuild process. Many of those have not yet finished.

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