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In my book, “Unconventional Business,” I highlighted seven questions from marketing guru, Seth Godin, that may help you shape your marketing plan. The first question is, “Who are you trying to reach?” While coaching a young entrepreneur recently, I asked about his target market. This young man claimed he wanted to sell his service to anyone with money! The broadest ...
It was 10:15 am before Brad realized the phone line to the building had been compromised, preventing incoming calls. After assessing the situation, a technician simply unplugged the phone jack, waited 10 seconds, and re-connected it, correcting the problem. After the technician finished, Brad asked, “How much is the charge for this service call?” “$100 the technician replied.” Outraged Brad ...
During Matt’s first attempt at paddle boarding, he struggled to keep his balance, fearful of falling. Then it happened; he fell head first off the board and into the lake! As Matt climbed back onto the board, he realized the anticipation of the fall was more agonizing than the fall itself. Just like in Matt’s paddle boarding experience, in our ...
Recently I met with a successful business leader who told me that one of the hardest things for him is to “wait on the Lord.” He was ready to move forward with the next stage of his career, but God wouldn’t release him yet. Driven business leaders often struggle with waiting patiently on God’s direction instead of charging forward on ...
As a child I usually tried to be a peacemaker and avoid conflict. After decades in business, however, I’ve come to accept that there will be differences of opinion and misunderstandings that can easily result in broken relationships. It’s easy for these relationships to remain unreconciled leaving a bitter root of resentment. But God desires us to be peacemakers and ...
My daughter, Megan, recently led a Young Life team in Colorado. One of the campers had a dream of making it to the summit of the nearby mountain, but he was in a wheelchair with cerebral palsy. Working together with great pain and sacrifice, a dozen high school boys, carried this young man to the top of the mountain. As ...
In my book, “Unconventional Business,” I highlight four marketing challenges that many of us face in the marketplace in trying to do marketing with truth and love. The final marketing challenge is “Sponsoring Sin.” A friend of ours owns a consumer product company which frequently advertises on television and radio. Early on they discovered the importance of monitoring what their ...
In my book, “Unconventional Business,” I highlight four marketing challenges that many of us face in the marketplace in trying to do marketing with truth and love. The third challenge is “Purity.” The “Correct Craft” boat company realized that many of their competitors advertised their boats with sexy ads, but God led them to take a different direction. For the ...
In my book, “Unconventional Business,” I highlight four marketing challenges that many of us face in the marketplace in trying to do marketing with truth and love. The second challenge is “Poor Quality.” Following a trend in the 1980s of providing a cheaper alternative to the typical car rental business, I began buying used cars and renting them to local ...
In my book, “Unconventional Business,” I highlight four marketing challenges that many of us face in the marketplace in trying to do marketing with truth and love. This week I’ll address each of these four challenges, beginning with “Pricing.” In the 1980s, Mary Hudson’s business empire crumbled when she was convicted of tampering with the gasoline pump prices at her ...
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