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5 Steps to Dealing With Angry Clients
No matter who you are, it comes up eventually: The case of the angry client. If you’re a teacher, it’s an angry student or parent. If you’re a doctor, an angry patient. If you’re self-employed, an angry customer. People get angry all the time. According this Times article, the problem seems to be getting worse. […]
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Favorite Brands By Generation
Grandma always used Jergens hand lotion and its distinct fragrance takes me back. Mom always used Tide and Downey and her laundry was always best. Can you guess my generation? When a product provokes a pleasant emotional response consumers feel connected. This intimate connection translates into huge revenue for brands. MBLM’s annual Brand Intimacy Study […]
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Diversification vs. Focus: What’s the Best Strategy for Your Business?
When it comes to growing a business, there are two main approaches: diversification and focus. Diversification involves expanding your offerings into new product or service categories, while focus means specializing in one specific area. But which one is right for your business? The answer depends on your unique goals, resources, and industry. Diversification Spreads Risk […]
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Fixing the Hydration Gap
There is a significant hydration gap in our day to day lives. This is even more evident in the case of dehydration in nursing homes. Learn more about how innovation through hydration therapy can intercede before health issues get even worse in the infographic below, courtesy of Dript: Source: DriptIV.com
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The Best Intranet for Small Business
The watercooler and the conference room are well-known landmarks in the geography of a workspace. One is a place for socializing—the glue that sticks a team together—and the other, ground zero for planning and executing your business goals. An intranet platform is equally important for the modern small business, functioning a bit like a conference […]
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The Key to Unlocking Your Creativity With Content Creator Tools
There are large amounts of untapped potential in all of us. So often, we are left with partial thoughts that we either don’t have the time or resources to capture and then they are left to either languish or disappear entirely. What if there was a way to not only capture these thoughts but to […]
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Best Business Magazines
Who reads magazines in 2021? Here at Business Pundit, we do. A lot. OK, we admit—we’re not always reading a physical magazine, we read a lot of magazines on our devices and even on our phones. But we also have stacks of magazines in our break room, and piled up on our coffee tables at […]
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Top 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Apple
The company that urges you to Think Different is full of a lot more surprises than you would think. While it has become a widely accepted fact that Steve Jobs was a bit eclectic, the way that has shaped Apple, and the way the company continues his legacy is remarkable. Here are ten things that […]
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Best Copiers for Small Businesses
Small businesses run on lean budgets, and even leaner staffing: everything and everyone plays an important role, contributing in their own way to the success or failure of the enterprise. In small businesses, no dollar is spent without careful consideration. You wouldn’t hire someone who can’t handle the workload, or who can’t multitask at the […]
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The Power of Direct Sourcing in Business
These days, companies will need to run a tight ship when it comes to the day to day operation and overall strategic missions of their business. That’s why it is important to keep competitive and nurture relationships over time with direct sourcing. Learn more in this helpful infographic below, courtesy of Atrium Global: Source: Atrium […]
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How to Dissolve an LLC: Five Simple Steps
When it’s time to close the doors on your business — permanently — you need to do it the right way. That means more than ending your vending and utility contracts, saying farewell to your employees, and locking up one final time. You have to officially close your business in the eyes of the secretary […]
