It would seem to be a counter-trend when one suggests to market your business in places other than on the internet. We all know and understand the appeal of the World Wide Web, and with one ad on Google or Facebook, you have the potential to get your product in front of an enormous audience. […] Read more
Business is good. Taxes are lower. Regulations are down. With these macroeconomic indicators being positive, it is hard to have a negative outlook on the economy. You want to continue to hire employees and expand production to meet your increasing product demand. I don’t want to rain on your parade, because I am one of […] Read more
The youth of today have access to technology and capital unlike any other generation, but it is their slightly older entrepreneurial brethren who make up the vast majority of start-up successes. Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates founded their path breaking companies when they were still in their teens. Steve Jobs founded Apple at 21. Their […] Read more
When the trade war started at the beginning of 2018, most investors expected it to take a toll on certain sectors more so than others. Many expected it to hurt the industrial sector and the tech sector more than others. Despite the concerns, the tech sector has continued to climb and has doubled the returns […] Read more
Actively managing your customers and potential product users is something that is usually reserved for larger companies who can pony up the money for tools like Salesforce and Oracle. It uses data analysis about customers’ history with a company to improve business relationships with customers, specifically focusing on customer retention and ultimately driving sales growth. […] Read more
Like Band-Aids on a skinned knee or a finger in the dyke, large scale mergers between automobile manufacturers is the latest methodology in the path toward salvation. It’s really only a matter of time until the perfect storm of confluences sinks car makers. This isn’t something the economy looks forward to by the way. A […] Read more
As one who has been “quote/unquote” handicapped for periods of time due to several bouts with bone cancer, I wanted to take a look at how employers and those who consider themselves disabled have evolved over the almost 30 years since the ADA was legislated. As I’ve mentioned before the social business cycles ebb and […] Read more
The American consumer has done a great job of propping up the economy. Corporate spending has been on the decline for the last few quarters, but spending at the consumer level has kept the U.S. economy growing. Over the next week or so the spotlight will be on the retail sector as retail sales for […] Read more
It’s interesting when the cream rises to the top of an economic society it is questioned, and rightly so in a republic, for its virtues. It is easy to look in the rearview mirror and point fingers at the billionaires who changed the way the bourgeoisie lives. Liz Warren (friends call her Liz) believes that […] Read more
Most of us would assume that once you make it to the big leagues, whether its baseball, basketball, football or other, your financial future should be secured. After all, how could one squander millions of dollars and throw away everything they worked their entire career for. Alex Rodriguez, former New York Yankees great, will tell […] Read more
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