Apple Computers lost the battle. They lost the war. But somehow they stuck in there. And now all of a sudden they turned more that $1 Billion profit…for the first time ever. Because for the first time, they’ve begun to fight a battle they can’t lose. So what am I talking about anyway? And how […]
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How Training Increases Your Expertise Factor
Imagine you run a furniture store. And there are twenty-two other furniture stores in your city. You’ve got just one problem. You’re just another furniture store. Another furniture store, which seems similar to the next store, and the next, and the next. Now don’t get me wrong You know your store is different. You know […]
Article 1: How To Get More Customers
You could break your head trying to drum up one customer at a time.Or you could get yourself a strategic alliance. Or even better, a bunch of strategic alliances. So you rev yourself up. You dash off a series of emails. And nothing. Not a peep out of the strategic alliances. You try, try and […]
The Case For (And Against) Pop-Ups On Your Website
So you hate pop-ups, right? But what I told you that pop-ups increase sign-ups? Would you still hate pop-ups? And why would you stay away from pop-ups, despite their clear ability to increase sign-ups to your website or newsletter? Imagine you’re walking through the doors of your local mall You’re whistling your happy tune. You’re […]
The Power Of Enough
Imagine I asked you a question. A simple question where you could choose the answer. And if you chose the right answer, you’d end up with about $20,000 more per annum (theoretically, of course) Imagine that. You’d have twenty thousand more buckeroos in the bank. But instead–strangely–you’ll choose to forfeit the $20,000. How could this […]
Why Discounting Sends Clients To Your Competition
Seven fire trucks. Six hours of belching smoke. Scurrying firemen scurrying around, desperate to contain, and eventually outfox the flames. And what happens right after your local mall has had a huge fire? Why a fire-sale, of course On Sunday morning, in the middle of the year, it was like being in the midst of […]
Why Isolated Web Pages Are Critical To Measure The Success Of Your Marketing Campaign
Imagine an isolated island. An island with buried treasure. And the only way to find the treasure is to have a copy of the map. The map with the ‘X’ that marks the spot. There’s only one problem You have to have a copy of the $%#$%$ map! And it’s this problem–this very problem–that can […]
The ‘Logs in the Fire’ Success Code
Imagine you’ve got a fireplace. And a fire going. Now imagine if you throw one log in the fire. And then another and another. How do you make the fire into a roaring fire? Do you put less logs or more logs? What a silly question, eh? Well, it’s not silly after all. What’s the […]
You Are Not Your Customer
Here’s a trick question. Who owns your website? Who owns your business? Surely it’s you, right? You couldn’t be more wrong if you tried! So who on earth owns your business? Well, who owns Coke? Let’s go back to 1985. New Coke was the unofficial name of the sweeter drink introduced in 1985 by The […]
Revolution vs. Evolution-Based Businesses
There’s a sure fire formula for stunted growth. If you follow that formula, your business will grow, but it will only grow so much. And while its growing, it will always be struggling for funds and customers. And it’s because you chose evolution vs. revolution First, let’s define evolution… Evolution is pragmatic growth. You get […]
