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Feed SubscriptionWhen Loyalty Programs Are A Waste Of Money
In times like these, cost cutting and streamlining are compelling business strategies. Business executives sometimes have second thoughts about their loyalty programs and ask our consultants whether it’s really worth the cost.
Read More »The Case for Hiring Veterans
Look beyond patriotism: Veterans' technical skills (and the tax breaks that come with hiring them) make vets great small business hires.
Read More »Need a Revenue Boost? Try This Simple Formula
An easy way to break down your revenue goals into specific, actionable items.
Read More »Your Customer Research Is All Wrong
Somewhere along the line between brainstorming and testing new ideas in the marketplace, your research is failing. Here's why
Read More »3 Ways to Lower Your Break-even Point
Taking steps to improve profitability can actually help you to increase customer value and build brand equity. Every business has a break-even volume on their product line.
Read More »5 Ways to Improve Your Click-Through Rates
You may not be doing all you can to increase your rankings.
Read More »6 Phrases You Should Never Say Again
Love catchy business speak? Before your next meeting or presentation, make sure you aren't guilty of using one of these useless-- and annoying-- phrases. Years ago, I worked for a manager that was the poster child of buzzwords.
Read More »Could Public Health Benefits Make Combating Climate Change Free?
DURBAN, South Africa--Former entomologist Diarmid Campbell-Lendrum of the World Health Organization worries about nosebleeds more than the average person. That's because he's one of the estimated 12 million people worldwide afflicted with leishmaniasis --a potentially fatal parasitic disease characterized most often by lesions on the skin and/or mucus membranes--caused by the bite of a sandfly. [More]
Read More »Is Big Government Too Small?
How well would your company be doing if the number of employees remained static while your customer base grew by a third and you started providing dozens of more services?
Read More »What’s Driving Your Customers Away?
You are. This case study proves that customer attrition has little to do with the economy or prices. Retaining existing customers is a challenge for any business.
Read More »Spotify, Rdio, And MOG On Artist Payments: Don’t Blame Us
In the beginning, music industry watchers hailed subscription streaming services such as Spotify , MOG, Rdio, and Rhapsody as saviors of the industry, an alternative for listeners and labels to the tyranny of the 99-cent iTunes download. But artists weren't singing the same happy song.
Read More »How atoms behave: Characteristics of microstructural avalanches
(PhysOrg.com) -- Investigating how atoms move and rearrange themselves is fundamental to our understanding of the behavior of materials, in particular efforts aimed at engineering materials with enhanced functionality.
Read More »Superfocus Glasses Bring Clarity To NASA Astronauts And 65 Million Farsighted Earthlings
Innovative Superfocus glasses were originally designed to deliver sharp vision to some 65 million Americans with aging eyes. Now they're even helping astronauts see better on long space flights
Read More »World Population Set to Hit 9.1 Billion in 2050
At current growth rates, forecasters expect to see a total of 9.1 billion humans on Earth by 2050, although small shifts in the birth rate might add or subtract one billion people.
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