Articles Written By: Harrison Barnes

Many products available on the market are geared towards a specific group of consumers. They are created and advertised with this group of individuals in mind and if effective they should cater to the needs or wants of this group. Since in many cases the intended market has specific needs it is important that advertising clearly showcases these needs for the targeted demographic to identify. As with introducing any new product or invention it is vitally important that your cr...

As a partner in National Service, one of the Uk’s fastest growing business directories, one of my jobs is to oversee the inclusion of company’s who offer a truly National Service. With this in mind here are top tips for employing the services of a company.

Is your Internet Marketing Home based business Fully Automated?

The biggest mistake businesses make is to focus all their marketing effort and budget on getting new customers. Research has shown that it costs up to 6 times more to get a new customer than to retain or sell to an existing one. And this is the key. Concentrate on selling more to your existing clients. We explore the steps you can take to tease more profit from your client base.

There are typical barriers that so called friends and advisors, put in your way if you are thinking of starting a business. The barriers to starting a business are built on the back of myths about the pitfalls and challenges which surround running your own business. We take a look at some of these myths and reveal them to be exactly that … just myths!

Since this is my first column of 2004, I thought we'd spend a few minutes talking about those well-intentioned, though seldom kept promises we call New Year's Resolutions. In addition to "This year I will lose weight!" and "This year I will stop smoking!" and the ever popular "This year I will stop watching reality TV!" one of the more common resolutions made by many folks this time of year is "This year I will start my own business!" I call it "The American Dream Res...

People are basically visual creatures. They are easily turned on by what they see. The outrageousness of the design, graphics and colors teases their sense of sight. It sends excitement and thrill that generates more appetite to stare longer and be charmed.

This is one of a series of brief articles on holding difficult conversations. In earlier issues of Ki Moments, I suggested ways to open communications that create mutual respect; we talked about the importance of knowing your purpose for the conversation; and we added Inquiry and Curiosity to our conversational toolbox. Here the topic is Advocacy.