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Is Your Answering Machine Driving Away Potential Customers?
You’ve created the perfect product, service, or eating experience. You worked hard to effectively market it, and are now receiving a stream of calls from prospective buyers. Everything appears to be going according to plan – after all, you’ve made plenty of sales – but what about those sales you’ve missed because your office was…
Read More »5 Helpful Twitter Users Your Business Should Follow
Vanessa O’Connell: @VanessaOConnell Vanessa is a journalist at Wall Street Journal; that should be reason enough to be interested in following her Twitter feed, but there’s a lot more to tell. She is the entrepreneurship editor for WSJ, the creator of “The Accelerators” (a blog dedicated to start-ups), and was part of the small team…
Read More »The Entrepreneurial Spirit: The Unexpected Costs all Business Owners Have in Their Company
Before a business can thrive and start to make money for its respective owner and investors, it has to weather out the costs of doing business. The process of making the product to landing it to the customer’s doorstep involves a variety of expenses. However, even with the most diligent planning and preparation, a business…
Read More »3 Ways to Promote Restaurant Staff Communication
Restaurant staff members are like family, and as such, they act like family. That means they love each other, but they can also have moments of serious conflict. Any restaurant owner or manager knows how easy it is to succumb to the “family life” in the restaurant business. But no owner wants to play the…
Read More »Company Morale: How to Keep Your Employees Happy
Employee turnover and the effort required to hire new employees can take a huge chunk out of a company’s budget. Hiring new employees is expensive since it requires training, significant time on the part of the hiring manager, and there is no guarantee that a new hire is going to pan out. New hires cost…
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