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Posts Tagged ‘Business Survival’Risky BusinessThursday, March 18th, 2010Is risk always a negative term in regards to business? Obviously, it does take some risks in order to become a successful entrepreneur, at least initially. But how much is too much when it comes to risky behavior in business? I found this to be an interesting concept and, in researching it, came across a great article, which outlines the biggest risks to your business and how to minimize them in a bad economy….so I thought it’d be helpful to share it. To learn more, Contact Bradley Lattin An “Aha Moment”Tuesday, March 16th, 2010The onset of great ideas can often be described as an “aha moment”! And, it is oftentimes this moment, along with the creative and witty forces behind it, that sparks the launch of a new business endeavor. However, it is critical to remember that it takes much more than this initial “ah-ha moment” to fan into flame a successful, growing business.
In addition to this framework, a well-designed, clearly-thought-out marketing strategy to brand each of the companies and to communicate their value to consumers was an essential component to their long-term success. Wanna know more? Contact Bradley Lattin Strategic Business SurvivalTuesday, February 16th, 2010During a recession, there are typically two ways for a business to adapt.
Although it may be more commonly advised for businesses to tighten their focus during tough economic times, the second method of survival may be a superior option for some businesses. Learning to expand their focus by thinking outside the box and utilizing a variety of resources could give them just the strategic advantage necessary to outsmart their competitors. To learn more, Contact Bradley Lattin First Impressions in BusinessThursday, January 28th, 2010The first thing most people do when they meet someone is search for ways to make themselves look good. I would like to propose that you do just the opposite.
This practice isn’t complicated but it does take some time, effort, and discipline. Before you meet someone, take a moment to think of some simple ways you can encourage them. The reward will be the positive impact it leaves on those you come in contact with. Not only does this rule apply to business; it applies to any relationship you have. I challenge you to take 30 seconds with each person you meet today to add value to them! To learn more, Contact Bradley Lattin Adapting is Better than the AlternativeFriday, December 4th, 2009It’s difficult to change when you think that you must change everything in order to succeed. Changing everything is too difficult. In nature as in business, the eternal rule is “adapt or die.” Don’t over think your change strategy…
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