What are Your Biggest Concerns?
Tuesday, February 17th, 2009
As the economy keeps on tumbling there are a lot of worried people wondering what they should do. Well below I have listed a few scenarios to think about:
Scenario 1: As a small business owner if you are short on cash then you may have to start liquidating your inventory by lowering the price a bit. Also, cut back on utilities and hours that may not be helping your business. On top of liquidating start looking into the service industry if you already do not partake in it. You may be able to help your business by providing consulting or technical support in that particular market. This may help provide another stream of income. If you are really strapped You may want to shop around town and see who you could merge with. Obviously, this is tough decision on you, but it maybe your last hope. (more…)


As everyone has noticed the market is down. This is obviously effecting your business just like everyone else. But what can you do to help your business stumble through this recession? There are two ideas I have for you to think about. One is in regards to your marketing concepts and the other is in regards to typical economics.
As you have noticed it has been a while since there has been some activity on this site, which is because I have been on the run quite a bit lately. I apologize and if you would like to see more topics discussed please feel free to email me. Anyway, lately I have been running numerous consulting jobs and helping certain companies learn how to utilize social media. This helped spur a pumpkin patch of ideas on what you as a business can do to help promote your business over the Internet. Here are some of my ideas and I would enjoy hearing some of your thoughts on how to market your business. 
How many times have you stepped into an old “mom and pop” shops where the technology is outdated and they don’t even take credit cards? How many times have you worked for someone that is still doing inventory without a point of sale system? These are obvious examples of managers or business owners stuck in their own ways, but many managers are stuck in their old ways on many different accounts. Here are a few ideas on how to get out of your typical routine.
