It can be difficult to get word out when you’re opening a new skateboard shop. Unless you have a sweet location, such as right across the street from a skate park or in a downtown location where skaters hangout and street style (ride public railings, curbs and benches), you will need to do some sort of marketing. Skaters won’t hunt out your store, it’s your job to make it known to them and get your name out there. Read More»
When it comes to organizing a social event, things can really get hectic. The whole thing boils down to whether you can sell tickets. If no one shows up your event, it all falls apart. So, you need a solid marketing plan to ensure that you can sell plenty of tickets. Here are three tips for boosting ticket sales and ensuring that your social event doesn’t fail due to lack of attendees: Read More»
Business intelligence, which is often referred to as marketing research, is important in the competitive business world. It is an especially important aspect of any successful business. You want to claim profits from sales of your product. To do that, you must find a way to impress prospective consumers and tell them why your product beats what the competition offers on any given day. Business intelligence serves to enhance your company strategy. Read More»
If you are interested in getting more people to visit your local sporting events, you need to properly manage the tickets for the events. There are many sporting entities who make the mistake of only selling their tickets. This is not always a good idea because it can limit the audience that follows the teams and can cause you to miss out on new sports fans. The following guide walks you through a few ways to use some of the extra tickets that you have to sporting events to ensure that all of the seats are full at every game. Read More»
Innovation and change come naturally to a small, growing company. However, companies that have already established themselves within their industries often struggle with innovation and therefore lose out to rising competition from younger, more dynamic competitors. The following are four of the biggest obstacles to innovation that established companies face. Focus on overcoming these obstacles and you’ll find that organizational innovation routinely revolutionizes your company as it grows: A company culture that discourages innovation in lower-level employees Read More»