Identifying Changes That Produce Real Business Benefits

Posted by ivanpw under Strategy
From http://www.bizpenguin.com 3839 days ago
Made Hot by: LimeWood on October 27, 2013 12:20 pm

It is possible to make a range of changes that will improve your business. How can you go about identifying alterations that will really help you?

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Written by lyceum
3834 days ago

Ivan: Thank you very much for the link! It would be cool if I could find a calligraphy inspired theme for Tumblr! :)

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Written by lyceum
3835 days ago

Ivan: I trained human self-defense called jiu-jitsu in my teens. Dojo is the "temple" / training place and your way in life. If you find a fitting Tumblr template, please give me a shout! ;) I got inspired by an interview of the author of the book, Marketing Judo.

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Written by ivanpw
3834 days ago

Martin,

Try Themeforest.net :)

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Written by lyceum
3836 days ago

Ivan: Good call! You have given me more arguments for my services as a social media evangelist & business philosopher! ;) I will present my case on my new site, EGO Dojo, someday...

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Written by ivanpw
3835 days ago

EGO Dojo - please share :)

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Written by lyceum
3837 days ago

Ivan: The real benefits are coming down to the bottom-line, after you have identified the motivation of your buying decision and answered the onion peeling "why" questions.

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Written by ivanpw
3836 days ago

Martin,

That needs a LOT of research, and I do think we need a third party to objectively review things going on in our business...

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Written by tiroberts
3839 days ago

I appreciate this article. It's important to take regular inventory of your business and figure out what things you can dismiss and improve to be a better business. Thanks for sharing with us.

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Written by ivanpw
3836 days ago

Ti,

Yes, indeed. We are too getting used to what we have and how we do things in our business. Perhaps in business, this should be the motto: "If things ain't broken, break it" - to push us to refocus.

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