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    Why Your Ad Failed
    So you spent good money on an ad, put it in a magazine or newspaper, and waited patiently for phone calls that didn't materialize. You're upset: you feel that you've wasted money and time, and now you're convinced that advertising doesn't work.Advertising does work. Every
    reach a specific audience in the appropriate way.

    Does all of this care and dedication make a difference? Absolutely.

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    Magicians, Restaurants, and Getting a Job
    First, this post is not about magic, or how to perform magic. It's about getting a position in a restaurant performing your particular brand of magic.Working as a close-up performer in a restaurant is probably the easiest way for the inexperienced magician to gain valuabl
    A brand is the perception of a product or service in the mind of the consumer. Believe it or not, we all have our own personal brands. Each of our “target audiences” has a perception of us. Sometimes this perception is exactly what we want it to be and sometimes, it is dramatically different.

    Companies take great care, and spend millions upon millions of dollars, to influence the perception of their target audience. They conduct sophisticated research studies and test and retest all forms of marketing communications. They craft exactly the right message and precisely select the correct medium to reach a specific audience in the appropriate way.

    Does all of this care and dedication make a difference? Absolutely.

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    Minding Your Own Brand: After All Isn't It Just A Piece Of Toast?
    If you have been on eBay lately you may have discovered the large number of pieces of toast for sale that "miraculously" bear the image of everyone from Jesus to Michael Jackson. This phenomenon is not new. Over the years, late night comedians have had guests with presidential p
    et audiences” has a perception of us. Sometimes this perception is exactly what we want it to be and sometimes, it is dramatically different.

    Companies take great care, and spend millions upon millions of dollars, to influence the perception of their target audience. They conduct sophisticated research studies and test and retest all forms of marketing communications. They craft exactly the right message and precisely select the correct medium to reach a specific audience in the appropriate way.

    Does all of this care and dedication make a difference? Absolutely.

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    Doing Business With China
    The two most over-used buzzwords in business of the last ten to fifteen years are “China's Coming” and “The internet will change everything”. Curiously, it's not very often that you hear both buzzwords used together - but why not ? Using the internet to do business with China ha
    anies take great care, and spend millions upon millions of dollars, to influence the perception of their target audience. They conduct sophisticated research studies and test and retest all forms of marketing communications. They craft exactly the right message and precisely select the correct medium to reach a specific audience in the appropriate way.

    Does all of this care and dedication make a difference? Absolutely.

    We often subscribe to

    Custom Injection Molding
    What is Custom injection molding? The first question that comes to mind on hearing the term Custom injection molding is what is Custom injection molding? Custom injection molding refers to the making of plastic parts for specific applications i.e. customizing the components
    earch studies and test and retest all forms of marketing communications. They craft exactly the right message and precisely select the correct medium to reach a specific audience in the appropriate way.

    Does all of this care and dedication make a difference? Absolutely.

    We often subscribe to

    Remain a Professional Even When You are Being Laid Off
    So you’re hearing rumors around work about downsizing and lay-offs within the company. While your first reaction may be to start helping yourself to office supplies- DON’T. At this point, you’re not even sure if it’s you going to be laid off, and this could give your boss a re
    reach a specific audience in the appropriate way.

    Does all of this care and dedication make a difference? Absolutely.

    We often subscribe to the point of view the marketing professionals want us to believe. In many cases we have no choice. We are bombarded by all types of marketing communications about a product or service. Television commercials, billboards, direct mail brochures, radio ads, magazine and newspaper ads, product placement, celebrity endorsements and sports sponsorships assault us almost every moment of every day. Aggressive public relations professionals are pitching stories right now that will shape tomorrows news. Buzz marketing companies are working over your friends and relatives to get them to recommend their products

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