Becoming an authority within your industry can be the best way to promote your business and allows you to better serve your current clients. It uses a consistent dose of associated education and possibility, but the rewards may be well worth the time and effort.

Two simple words “thank you” can go a long way in businesses today. Social media expert Gary Vaynerchuk says that “We’re living in what I like to call the ‘Thank you Economy,’ because the only companies that can figure out how to mind their manners in a very old-fashioned way–and do it authentically– are going to have a prayer of competing.” If you want to keep competing and keep your customers and employees satisfied, let them know just how much they mean to you this holiday season.

Office Christmas Inspiration It’s starting to get cold, commercials have the sleigh bells and holiday specials, people are already purchasing gifts in bulk, Christmas is well on it’s way. Decorating your office with Christmas decorations can lift spirits and moral, plus it’s fun. The following video will help inspire you to decorate this holiday season […]

In the moving industry, you see a lot of government oversight that tend to interfere with free trade. A lot of the transportation regulations date back to an era where belongings were transported by train. While it is true these agencies “protect” the consumers by dealing with the bad eggs in the moving industry, they also disrupt and hinder competition by companies that mean well and believe they know what’s best.

Did you that more than two-thirds of employees claim that they have high levels of stress? And- 29% say that they are too stressed to be an effective employee at work on 5 or more days out of the year. As our economy picks it self back-up out of the hole, moving companies are still doing more, with less at their disposal. This means that the employees are working harder, which can cause devastating emotional and physical fatigue, or worse, burnout.

Attention to detail is very important when it comes to business. For many customers it’s all the small things that add up to a great experience with your company. As a business owner you are generally aware of this fact. However not all details are valuable places to focus in reaching optimal success. Maximizing your effectiveness requires you to be vigilant and avoid the minutia trap. If your find yourself obsessing over small details so much so that it hold up getting value out of your current efforts, then you are caught in the net. So what is this minutia net and how do you get out of it?