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Running Effective Advertising Campaigns
It certainly pays to have professional help when it comes to running advertising campaigns, but with some tips and good creatives, you should be able to run your own advertising campaigns effectively.Running Your Own Advertising CampaignsFollow this step-by-step guide to running yo

y—it helps make the wait time feel shorter and the guests smile. Some examples include: “Great to see you again!” “Having a great day?” “Going to the game?” Or, try filling the dead time with small

Why Your Networking Is Not Working
Does this sound like you?* You're spending way too much time trying to network online and are on networking overload.* You're trying to keep up with all the threads that relate to your business in all the social networking groups you've joined.* You're also monitoring all

Who doesn’t enjoy the accessibility of eating lunch or dinner in their car while rushing back to the office, or to their child’s next activity? After all, quick service is what we expect from quick-serve restaurants. To make sure your quick-serve gets it right —at the dine-in, drive-thru, or to-go—the key to success is to get your employees to Give a S.H.I.R.T!—yes, there is an ‘R’ in there.

•Speedy accuracy—Get the order to the guest quickly and accurately. Ensure, however, that speed is balanced with the rest of the formula. Far too often, drive-thrus feel like a mail train in the old west—there’s a bag on an arm hanging out the window and you just pick up the food, pay, and go.

•Hospitality—Deliver three-second sizzle to wow the guest. Make their day by being friendly—it helps make the wait time feel shorter and the guests smile. Some examples include: “Great to see you again!” “Having a great day?” “Going to the game?” Or, try filling the dead time with small

Is Your Ladder Against the Wrong Wall?
Years ago, my dream was to work my way up the corporate ladder, which in a male dominated environment I managed to do; my last promotion making me a senior manager.But, two things happened - I didn't enjoy it and then I got made redundant.So, it sounds like being made redundant was

serve restaurants. To make sure your quick-serve gets it right —at the dine-in, drive-thru, or to-go—the key to success is to get your employees to Give a S.H.I.R.T!—yes, there is an ‘R’ in there.

Accounting In Manufacturing And Trading Concerns
A motor car manufacturer, for instance, buys steel, rubber, aluminium, plastic, etc, that is used to manufacture motor vehicles that are sold to dealers (the trading concern). These dealers, in turn, sell vehicles to the customer.From an accounting point of view the activities of manufac

Report: Combined Consumer Education and Increased Security Measures Equal Reduced Identity Fraud
While surfing the 'net, I came across a report about the reduction of identity theft and identity fraud. Obviously, it caught my attention. Following, in part, is that report which was produced by Javelin Strategy & Research, and co-sponsored by CheckFree Corporation, Visa Card, and Wells Fargo

e old west—there’s a bag on an arm hanging out the window and you just pick up the food, pay, and go.

The Problem With Customer Service
What is the problem? There just isn’t enough of it going around. It’s too bad that it can’t be more like cold and flu season- impossible to avoid. I am constantly disappointed with the lack of care businesses take with their customers. If I’m paying for a product or service, I expect a certa

•Inform—Don’t sell the guest, rather inform them of their options. Leverage the impact of point-of-purchase signs or preview boards by asking the guest, “Which combo would you like today?” or “Welcome! Today’s special is…” This way it’s suggestive selling without adding time to the experience.

•Repeat—To ensure the order is accurate, have the cashier repeat the order back to the customer as they order, as well as when the food is handed out to the guest. If the production crew is wearing headsets or listening to the order called back on a microphone, mistakes will be greatly reduced. I can not overemphasize this step—don’t leave the ‘R’ out of the formula!

•Thank—Always thank the guest and invite them

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Everybody talks about innovation but not many firms can “walk the talk” and turn a creative idea into something of value. According to the Harvard Business Review only 1 in 10 new product introductions succeed in the market. But what makes the difference between success and failure? If we knew the answer we could use innovation to drive faster growth and superior profits. I asked 65 companies world-wide to look back at their recent projects and decide why some projects worked and some didn’t. They include IBM, Microsoft, Lloyds Bank and the RAF. Here are the conclusions of the study:

Today, most Cable companies have the ability to INSERT your commercial into many of the Cable networks.

It can be so frustrating to hear “you don’t have enough experience for the job” when you’re only 17. Sometimes employers seem to want it all their way; they want to pay minimum wage to the youngest candidate possible but they want that candidate to be experienced.

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