Reese Witherspoon has a clothing line called Draper James that ran a dress giveaway for teachers to show them appreciation during the coronavirus pandemic. The problem is they only had 250 dresses to give away, and it was promoted as a free dress to every teacher who applied, of which there were thousands. What could […]
United States, New York, Westbury – 04-16-2020 (PRDistribution.com) — The Importance of ONLINE REPUTATION Businesses these days need to make sure that aside from impressing their clients with outstanding products/services, they have to build their online reputation as well – and make sure that their online presence remains visible and active. Online reputation starts with
Rebecca is Mintel’s Senior Media Analyst, specialising in areas such as consumption of news, TV viewing habits and social media. March 18th, 2020March 18th, 2020 With most people having to stay at home because of COVID-19’s rapid spread, will they be increasingly turning to streaming services like Disney+, which launches in the UK and several
What makes a business successful? The simplest answer is when the revenue is more than what the business spend on procuring or manufacturing its final product. This indirectly means if sales are higher the business is in profit and when there is profit there are opportunities to expand. Expansion is the sign of a successful
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You’ll find a lot of crazy ideas in business. But few of us find the courage and the resiliency to bring those ideas to life in the marketplace. Much uncertainty remains about which crazy ideas succeed and which fail. On The Small Business Radio Show this week we talk to Safi Bahcall. Bahcall works as
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