I’m sort of inexperienced in the insurance world and am just now getting into a life insurance policy. We never really know when our time on this earth will be up, and so it’s better to be prepared than to be sorry. With a wife and little ones in the home still, it’s my responsibility to provide for them right now, and to make sure they’re taken care of after I’m gone. And should something tragic happen, a good life insurance policy would do just that.
Common knowledge suggests that every business should reinvest 20% of their business revenue back into their marketing strategies.
So, how are you holding up to that?
In my opinion, that’s a general rule, a rule which will ensure a higher general success rate among companies around the world. It’s kind of like those rules that were made in high school because one kid ruined it for everyone else!
Some business models require very little marketing while others absolutely survive on it.
It is the dream of every business owner to achieve maximum success for their company. This is true for both big and small businesses alike. The key to achieving this level of results for your business is to get ahead of your competitors. Large corporations that depend on various levels of service providers within their company find that this can be very difficult. Gathering large amounts of data from multiple departments or locations within their business can be an overwhelming feat that just doesn’t always seam feasible.
For those of you who are using AWeber to capture and store your captured email addresses, here’s a quick tutorial on using Photobucket to host the images you use in your email broadcasts.
I recently received a “How-to” request from my team within the Empower Network asking for instructions on adding an image to their broadcast email from Photobucket.
So, instead of explaining it through an email or a Skype desk share, I decided to record a quick tutorial video and make a blog post out of it.
Here’s the written word (instructions), followed by my quick video tutorial.
“We expand or die” were the words of one of the most successful rulers of the Roman Empire, and a key phrase in the movie “Night at the Museum.” In the eyes of the great emperor, success was directly intertwined with expansion of his empire.
For those of use involved in the world of business, the same phrase applies. “We expand or die!” In other words, we must grow our enterprise internally and externally. A stagnant business is a business dead in the water.
Sounds easy enough, right?
There are people out there that worry about the level of support they’ll receive when they get started in a business opportunity such as Empower Network.
Heck, you might even be one of those people.
Maybe you’ve been part of an opportunity in the past that didn’t really work out, and you blame it on the support you didn’t receive.
Well, first off, get that out of your head. If you fail, it’s nobody’s fault but your own….