The following interview with David Stockman is sobering. It applies to marketing strategy. Stockman was a congressman and the former Director of the Office of Management and Budget. Read it. Think about it. Plan accordingly. The strength of your small business profits depends on how you act … [Read more...] about Marketing Strategy: Wealth Over Debt
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The Dangers Of Too Much Government Debt
Too much government debt means too much spending. The dangers of too much government debt are becoming more ominous. Or, better said, state and federal governments can't continue to spend money they don't have, expecting the tax payers to make up the difference. In your own personal budget, you … [Read more...] about The Dangers Of Too Much Government Debt
Patricia Raskin Interviews Stuart Atkins On Marketing
Nationally recognized multi-media radio talk show host and award winning producer Patricia Raskin, interviewed Stuart Atkins on live radio. We cover marketing, social media, internet strategy, blogging, marketing during recession, and much more. This interview will give you some great tips to … [Read more...] about Patricia Raskin Interviews Stuart Atkins On Marketing
Dr. Phillip Kotler Asks Four Questions For A Good Marketing Plan
What Makes A Good Marketing Plan? In Dr. Phillip Kotler's classic textbook, Marketing Management, he asks four questions for evaluating a good marketing plan. Often, a marketing plan is either ignored or quickly created without the proper food for marketing thought. A marketing plan is like the … [Read more...] about Dr. Phillip Kotler Asks Four Questions For A Good Marketing Plan
Phillip Kotler: The Second Five of The Ten Deadly Sins of Marketing
Dr. Phillip Kotler knows marketing. He is "metaguru" in my opinion. He has forgotten more about marketing than most experts will ever know. Marketing gurus come and go but the masters never leave. Kotler is one of them. Dr. Kotler is no flash in the marketing pan. So, below are the second … [Read more...] about Phillip Kotler: The Second Five of The Ten Deadly Sins of Marketing
