Not a Farmer? Check Your Heart!
Dear Intrepid Entrepreneur, if you have the heart of a farmer, you're already a success. What? Explain! On Super Sunday, February 3, 2013, Dodge aired this legendary ad. Take two minutes and listen.
Dear Intrepid Entrepreneur, if you have the heart of a farmer, you're already a success. What? Explain! On Super Sunday, February 3, 2013, Dodge aired this legendary ad. Take two minutes and listen.
When you’re searching for ways to level up your company, where are you looking hardest? Too many leaders strain and stare at the horizon for what’s going to change, hoping to leverage those changes.
Millions of businesses have done alright by meeting reasonable standards and offering fine-print-laden guarantees. But that’s not the way of empire builders and market-dominating giants.
Quick! Show of hands—how many of you even remember where you put your strategic plan for 2020? Okay… Not so great…
For the last 16 years, I have been the business partner of Roy H. Williams, aka The Wizard of Ads. Roy is like the wise big brother I never had. Today I am going to share some unsaid lessons. Some observations.
On November 19th, the owners of our local radio stations in our small city began sharing some of Santa PAC-man’s cash with its two primary clients: listeners and advertisers.
4 families in 5 use coupons, but not because the coupon instigated the purchase. Rather, they use the coupon because there was a coupon to be used.
In our combined 50-plus years of doing this, we’ve learned sales resistance and loss of repeat and referral customers comes from one of two places.
You need qualified, experienced guys & gals who also have the work ethic and cultural fit that great companies like yours insist on. And one thing about those people is they're almost never looking for a job.
You have to be careful because any amount you spend on advertising basically comes right out of your pocket.
Right from Tony’s first entrepreneurial venture, he understood that long-term thinking was a strategic advantage.
The blind spot of most business owners occurs directly at EBITDA Net Profits. We lose sight of the long-game for what we have right in front of us.