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Will You Add? - Yoda Was Right: Size Matters Not
The whole idea behind web branding will find several differing viewpoints. For some experts the basis of web branding is a means of identifying your site by providing an image association. This is typically accomplished through a logo that is used liberally on your site a
The point I’m trying to make is this: you don’t have to BE big to do big things.
I only know this because, since I started HELLO, my name is Scott in 2002, I’ve been featured in almost every major news publication in the country, done hundreds of radio and TV interviews and been quoted as an expert on approachabili
There really are three different levels of marketing significance when it comes to your online business.There are three different levels of strategy that result in three different sets of results.1) Advertising – This role is primarily designed to elicit sho
My response is usually something like, “Oh, well actually, it’s just me!”
A lot of my customers think that’s awesome. They value the ability to talk directory to That Guy. In fact, most of my clients tell me that’s one of their favorite parts about working with me.
On the other hand, some business people believe in presenting their company (website, materials, voicemail and the like) in a manner which makes them appear a lot bigger than they really are. Which isn’t necessarily a bad thing; although I think people must take caution while tip-toeing on the fine line between professionalism and misrepresentation.
Then again, it depends on 1) your brand, and 2) your customers.
My brand happens to be friendly, transparent and approachable. So I have no problem posting my fee schedule on my site, for example, or telling customers that my company is a completely entrepreneurial, one-man show.
But your company might not be like that, which is cool too. If you want to appear big, go big! As long as you’re consistent with your brand and it makes your customers feel comfortable working with you, go for it.
The point I’m trying to make is this: you don’t have to BE big to do big things.
I only know this because, since I started HELLO, my name is Scott in 2002, I’ve been featured in almost every major news publication in the country, done hundreds of radio and TV interviews and been quoted as an expert on approachabili
Business cards help businesspeople present a good company image by highlighting the services provided by a particular company. They can also help to enhance the personal image of a businessperson. Production and printing costs of business cards are low, but benefits are h
A lot of my customers think that’s awesome. They value the ability to talk directory to That Guy. In fact, most of my clients tell me that’s one of their favorite parts about working with me.
On the other hand, some business people believe in presenting their company (website, materials, voicemail and the like) in a manner which makes them appear a lot bigger than they really are. Which isn’t necessarily a bad thing; although I think people must take caution while tip-toeing on the fine line between professionalism and misrepresentation.
Then again, it depends on 1) your brand, and 2) your customers.
My brand happens to be friendly, transparent and approachable. So I have no problem posting my fee schedule on my site, for example, or telling customers that my company is a completely entrepreneurial, one-man show.
But your company might not be like that, which is cool too. If you want to appear big, go big! As long as you’re consistent with your brand and it makes your customers feel comfortable working with you, go for it.
The point I’m trying to make is this: you don’t have to BE big to do big things.
I only know this because, since I started HELLO, my name is Scott in 2002, I’ve been featured in almost every major news publication in the country, done hundreds of radio and TV interviews and been quoted as an expert on approachabili
Working in the United States has become increasingly competitive.It has been a very challenging time for most Americans. We are facing an international labor market that is highly skilled, competitive and eager to take their place in the international marketplace.<
Then again, it depends on 1) your brand, and 2) your customers.
My brand happens to be friendly, transparent and approachable. So I have no problem posting my fee schedule on my site, for example, or telling customers that my company is a completely entrepreneurial, one-man show.
But your company might not be like that, which is cool too. If you want to appear big, go big! As long as you’re consistent with your brand and it makes your customers feel comfortable working with you, go for it.
The point I’m trying to make is this: you don’t have to BE big to do big things.
I only know this because, since I started HELLO, my name is Scott in 2002, I’ve been featured in almost every major news publication in the country, done hundreds of radio and TV interviews and been quoted as an expert on approachabili
As more and more people are being laid off and replaced by technology, more and more people are finding themselves unemployed. It is sometimes difficult to find a new job in today's competitive job market. Every year thousands of people are turning to employment agencie
But your company might not be like that, which is cool too. If you want to appear big, go big! As long as you’re consistent with your brand and it makes your customers feel comfortable working with you, go for it.
The point I’m trying to make is this: you don’t have to BE big to do big things.
I only know this because, since I started HELLO, my name is Scott in 2002, I’ve been featured in almost every major news publication in the country, done hundreds of radio and TV interviews and been quoted as an expert on approachabili
Most small business owners equate expenses with overhead items and capital expenditures such as buying a PC, notebook, printer, modem or version upgrade to Microsoft Office XP. These kind of small business owners often desperately need your computer consulting business as
The point I’m trying to make is this: you don’t have to BE big to do big things.
I only know this because, since I started HELLO, my name is Scott in 2002, I’ve been featured in almost every major news publication in the country, done hundreds of radio and TV interviews and been quoted as an expert on approachability in The Wall Street Journal and Cosmopolitan. And you know what? I have all the cutouts pasted around the walls of my office.
And I look at them every day. Not because I’m a big shot, and not because I’m some egomaniac, but because those are big things, and I’m just ONE guy. So I truly believe that if I can do it, you can too. Whether you’re big or not.
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