30Nov 2018 by MartyStallone
Ismail Sirdah Talks About Picking Your Niche

Ismail Sirdah Talks About Picking Your Niche

Facebook Marketing
In any business one of the major keys to success is finding a niche that’s not being sufficiently filled, and stepping into it.  Since beginning his professional career as a photographer’s assistant, this is something Ismail Sirdah has been trying to do. Learning diligently from his mentor about lighting and technique he strove to find a way to make his work unique.  He showed an innate ability to master any technique shown to him and blend them with modern technology into a unique style that is truly all his own. Ismail Sirdah considers his work to be more than simple photography.  He strives to capture the essence and emotion of whatever he is photography so that he can preserve the memory of the moment for whomever his client is.  This…
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10Nov 2018 by MartyStallone
William Bronchick Discusses Social Marketing

William Bronchick Discusses Social Marketing

Marketing
The successful entrepreneur, private chef, and caterer, William Bronchick knows a thing or two about successful social marketing in order to help a business grow. After graduating from the Culinary Institute of America (CIA), Bronchick knew that in order to get his catering business off the ground he had to have a successful marketing plan in hand, and properly execute it. With a dream in his heart and marketing plan in hand, he relocated to Denver, Colorado where he has launched a successful business for himself as a private chef and caterer. Bronchick's most valued marketing technique is utilizing social channels such as Instagram to showcase his dishes. After cooking delicious meals he painstakingly styles each individual dish and photographs them himself or with the help of a photographer friend.…
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23Oct 2018 by MartyStallone
How Wineries In Australia Can Compete

How Wineries In Australia Can Compete

Marketing
How Australian Wineries Can Capitalize on Their Unique Advantages When people think of a typical winery they likely get an image of the damp, rolling hills of France with row upon row of dense grape vines, or of the expensive and exclusive tourist wine vineyards in California, but one location that often gets overlooked even though it has been revolutionizing and drastically changing the wine industry as a whole is Australia. Australia is not known for its wine business, but there has recently been an influx of these wineries in the land down under as stated by this Wall Street Journal article. There are basically three ways in which wineries in Australia can compete with their larger and international counterparts. They are embracing their Australian roots, capitalizing on local markets, providing…
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01May 2018 by MartyStallone

How to Master Ecommerce at a Local Level

Small Biz Marketing
Mastering local ecommerce is the first step towards attaining success as a business. But there are processes that define local ecommerce success that one must adhere to, and most of these are the little things that many businesses ignore. Effectively positioning a brand in the market is the first step to attaining real success in ecommerce. Cultivate local reviews Running a local business on the internet is no easy task if you fail to establish credibility with customers online. One of the ways your ecommerce business can capture the local market is cultivating local reviews so when someone from the region searches about the business they are fed relevant information that points to the location of the business. According to research, people will trust your business more when the reviews…
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21Apr 2018 by MartyStallone

How Chrissy Weems Used The Internet To Start An Empire

News
[caption id="attachment_211" align="aligncenter" width="720"] Chrissy Weems, founder and CEO of Origami Owl.[/caption] Chrissy Weems is one of the most successful women in business of recent years after building an empire around her Origami Owl brand which was established alongside her daughter, Bella. The internet has played a major role in the development of Weems’ business as a tool to connect with direct sales professionals and customers across the world. Humble beginnings In 2010, Chrissy Weems was a mother looking to encourage her 14-year-old daughter Bella to stand on her own two feet by saving her own money for a car. Bella found this a difficult thing to do with the low-paying jobs available in her area for someone her age. Bella would eventually look to the internet for assistance and…
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