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Heavy construction equipment requires a lot of capital investments. When the companies opt to buy these types of heavy construction equipments then they look out for the used equipments that may be on sale in the local market. This helps them in various manners. Companies sometime get used heavy construction equipment which are as good as new but the co
Needless to say, the firm selected another c
There are many pros and cons that must be considered by those thinking of hiring independent contractors, and if those are not factored into the hiring decision, there may well be legal consequences. Of course, it is always wise to go over your plans with your attorney, so this article is not to be construed as legal advice but rather some business ale
Recently I was making a new business pitch to a Charlotte area professional services firm. The second meeting took place after I had provided a detailed proposal to the company on how I work. From the two meetings and the proposal it was made abundantly clear that I take a comprehensive, strategic approach to communications.
One of the partners asked me if there was a "PR light" alternative. This meant that he wanted a tactical program that required very little involvement or input from him and the other partners. I assured him there was, but that was not my approach.
I guess I could have taken the company's money every month just to perform a few tactical activities, but it would have been wrong for both of us. I wouldn't feel right taking their money, nor would I be happy implementing a program that a PR intern could accomplish easily.
Needless to say, the firm selected another c
Not all Business Service Companies should invest in advertising to promote their companies. But I thought all businesses must advertise to stay in business? Well not all of them and let me tell you why. Once you have a secured number of customers you may not wish to advertise because you cannot take anymore work or you do not want any more work.T
One of the partners asked me if there was a "PR light" alternative. This meant that he wanted a tactical program that required very little involvement or input from him and the other partners. I assured him there was, but that was not my approach.
I guess I could have taken the company's money every month just to perform a few tactical activities, but it would have been wrong for both of us. I wouldn't feel right taking their money, nor would I be happy implementing a program that a PR intern could accomplish easily.
Needless to say, the firm selected another c
What is creating a brand? Brand marketing is creating recognition, creditability, and trust in your products and services. Your business image should be recognized as a leader of the services that you provide. What makes your services the best? What will make that potential customer choose you over your competition?It has to be m
One of the partners asked me if there was a "PR light" alternative. This meant that he wanted a tactical program that required very little involvement or input from him and the other partners. I assured him there was, but that was not my approach.
I guess I could have taken the company's money every month just to perform a few tactical activities, but it would have been wrong for both of us. I wouldn't feel right taking their money, nor would I be happy implementing a program that a PR intern could accomplish easily.
Needless to say, the firm selected another c
It’s been interesting to watch the (sometimes forced) assimilation of Generation Y into the Boomer-dominated workforce of the early 21st century. Surely no two generations working together have been so disparate…at least that’s what we’re led to believe, and to an extent it’s true. There are vast differences in the two generations’ values and beliefs.
I guess I could have taken the company's money every month just to perform a few tactical activities, but it would have been wrong for both of us. I wouldn't feel right taking their money, nor would I be happy implementing a program that a PR intern could accomplish easily.
Needless to say, the firm selected another c
Make it SIMPLE, but DEVIATE from the normThe question of identity is a major factor that must be rightfully defined so that one does not lose his/her head in the crowd. Those who follow the multitude always go nowhere and are usually lost in the crowd, most times, the multitude can be wrong. The world belongs to those who stand out, stand up and
Needless to say, the firm selected another communications agency. To understand why this new business loss was a success, we need to look at a definition of positioning.
Positioning Defined
An organization's brand identity must be a reflection of three things: market perceptions, the organization's acumen, as well as its aspirations. Positioning is where these three elements overlap.
The point of positioning is to develop a platform from which all communications emanate. Positioning defines who we are, the kinds of customers we want, how we will compete, and how we are different.
So, before you can hone your brand identity, and before you develop and implement a communications plan, you must approve a positioning statement. From a communications standpoint, it is the heart of your brand.
Let's look at the elements of positioning:
Mark
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