Posts

Showing posts from August, 2021

Sophistication for consumers

  Noise in 2006 is an innovation. Every commercial issue in 2006 was full of ads promising innovation if you only bought this or that product. I believe that innovation leads to competitive advantage, and I believe that innovation is the most important success factor in a highly competitive and networked retail business. I also believe that this is the hardest thing a company can do on purpose. Many successful companies tend to have cultures that innovate in organization, development, products, and customer service. While technology does not create this type of culture, it can make it happen. Technology can provide managers with the same version of truth across the company at the same time. Technology can give retail companies the research tools to generate insights. Insights can lead to innovative and exciting consumer opportunities that encourage customers to walk through multiple stores to get to their favorite store. Technology can enable savvy retailers to quickly take advantage o

Compete with Chinese consumers

  China is hot right now. With Europe and North America easing under the continuing pressure of the global financial crisis and Japan in such a predicament, China remains the only major economy with significant medium-term growth prospects. With a middle class now larger than the population of the United States, all with disposable income, China is a desirable market for your goods to trade. Unfortunately, it is no secret that the Chinese market offers significant opportunities. China's potential has attracted many companies from all over the world. All the major western brands are there, with seemingly endless resources and best practices from overseas. Many companies from neighboring Asia are thriving, often with the advantage of proximity, a better understanding of Chinese culture, and a large ethnic Chinese population. And in China, many local businesses have good market share, sometimes with government-imposed profits and a relatively strong understanding of China. And everyon

Go read a new ledger every week

  Unless you have been living in a cave for the past two years, you should already be aware that we are still in the middle of the Covid pandemic. No country can say with certainty that it has reached the endemic stage. Therefore, watching streaming shows and making videos on Tiktok should not be our only entertainment. I believe that all business people should read at least one business book a week to improve their business skills and keep up with great business insights. Sometimes the benefits of a well-structured business reading program yield more benefits than attending a graduate program. Here are some tips for buying ledgers and how you can maximize their value. bibliography This is the first place (if any) I scan before opening a book at a bookstore. The reason is, I want to understand how carefully and seriously the author prepared the contents of the book. Just by looking at the reference sources I can tell if the book is based on a "Google inspired" search. I'd

Capital and Ideology by Thomas Pickett

  Thomas Pickett's capital and ideology is a monumental achievement. The coverage is immense, the scope is terrifying, the knowledge and vision is astonishing in each of the 1,000+ pages. Apparently it claims to be an analysis of the origins, politics, and economics of inequality, but it goes much deeper and further than the brief information. This work is nothing more than a portrait of the history of the world economy and politics at the time of writing. Although history can be viewed in different forms over the centuries and perceived perspectives, book analysis on current political issues will always undergo more rapid change. I doubt Thomas Pickett himself would have guessed that just months after his work was published, the global economic and political landscape would be reshaped by a new microscopic virus. But that's what happened. And given the impact on the distribution of wealth and fortune that the authors attribute to the wars of destroying capital that shaped twen

Rental purchase concept

  One of the newest participants in the home buying paradigm is renting a house. This is one of the best and most sought after practices that always puts the buyer at an advantage. This is one of the reasons why rental purchases are so popular among today's generation. We will go into this procedure in more detail in the following sections. A recent survey of citizens found that buying a lease is the best thing to do if you are hoping to buy a new home. There are basically three factors involved in a lease-purchase approach, namely the seller, the buyer and of course the property, which is usually a shop or a house. The houses are often rented out. The whole procedure works as follows. The seller will advertise that it is available as a house for sale for rent. Of the many potential customers that appeared in response to this ad, the seller chose one. The house is rented out to him for a certain period of time, after which the buyer has to pay for the house and buy the house from t

More article marketing stats from experienced article marketers

  The first thing I want to say is if you are offended by the term “experienced article marketer”, stop reading this right away. There's nothing for you here. Think about it. If you had a heart attack, would you prefer the doctor who came to the ambulance after your wife called 911? Lack of accident experience, or would you prefer someone with 10 years of experience helping hundreds of people recover from (and live after) a heart attack? You know the answer. I will not offend your intelligence by telling you the answer. At the time of publication, I have written and published over 1,300 articles and earned 6-figure income from leads generated by my article marketing. Economic Recovery Insights In building my article marketing business, I learned a few things. One of the things I've learned is that you have to be aggressive and sometimes you have to write when you don't want to. Sometimes I want to write - but after about 10 articles I lose creativity. I have to keep going u