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AtricleZine - Do You See Opportunity When Your Competition Goes Under
The definition of vortex is a spiral motion of fluid or air that sucks everything near it toward its center. All marketing and communications professionals have been sucked into an editing vortex like a dust bunny into a power vacuum at some point during their careers. It's a rite of passage.Here's the scenario: You're working on a new, exciting pr
The second most practical and low-cost way to capitalize on your competitor’s misfortunes is through their soon to be expired or already expired company website. Once a domain name becomes expired another indiv
So what exactly is a brand? We hear a lot of talk these days about branding, but what is it and why do you need one?A brand is a unified message that you send to clients and potential clients about what your business is, what you do, and what your business stands for – it’s your business identity. From your business name, to your logo, to the stati
A business owner jumped into an industry that they knew very little about.
A business owner expanded too quickly and could not meet payments to their creditors.
A business owner lacks the work ethic that is needed to sustain the growth of their business.
While it's an unfortunate situation when a company goes under, the opportunity for you to capitalize on your competitor's misfortunes could prove to be a steady source of additional income. The two most practical and low-cost ways that you can capitalize on your competitor's misfortunes are through their telephone number and their company website.
Often when a company goes out of business their phone number is disconnected and another business (usually one that is in a non-competing industry) inherits their number. Most major phone companies reuse telephone numbers and that is why a company may inherit a telephone in such a manner. Since this happens so frequently, why not look into transferring the company's old number to your existing business line? This may sound a bit uncomfortable to a select few, but what do you have to loose? Another business will ultimately get their number, why can't this be your business?
The second most practical and low-cost way to capitalize on your competitor’s misfortunes is through their soon to be expired or already expired company website. Once a domain name becomes expired another indivi
You, the retail business owner or company executive, determine the culture of your company. At Mitsubishi Motor Sales, the executive team really understands that it's up to them to lead the charge that being the optimal partner is critical to partnering success. They know that without the executive suite beating the partnering drum, very little happens. I
A business owner lacks the work ethic that is needed to sustain the growth of their business.
While it's an unfortunate situation when a company goes under, the opportunity for you to capitalize on your competitor's misfortunes could prove to be a steady source of additional income. The two most practical and low-cost ways that you can capitalize on your competitor's misfortunes are through their telephone number and their company website.
Often when a company goes out of business their phone number is disconnected and another business (usually one that is in a non-competing industry) inherits their number. Most major phone companies reuse telephone numbers and that is why a company may inherit a telephone in such a manner. Since this happens so frequently, why not look into transferring the company's old number to your existing business line? This may sound a bit uncomfortable to a select few, but what do you have to loose? Another business will ultimately get their number, why can't this be your business?
The second most practical and low-cost way to capitalize on your competitor’s misfortunes is through their soon to be expired or already expired company website. Once a domain name becomes expired another indiv
Franchises are sold as the sweetest deal since time began, but you need to TEST THE PROFORMA before you put the family fortunes at risk.A few years ago, I had a business partner who bought a well known restaurant franchise. However, it was well known on the West Coast while we were on the East Coast. Six months later the building was emp
Often when a company goes out of business their phone number is disconnected and another business (usually one that is in a non-competing industry) inherits their number. Most major phone companies reuse telephone numbers and that is why a company may inherit a telephone in such a manner. Since this happens so frequently, why not look into transferring the company's old number to your existing business line? This may sound a bit uncomfortable to a select few, but what do you have to loose? Another business will ultimately get their number, why can't this be your business?
The second most practical and low-cost way to capitalize on your competitor’s misfortunes is through their soon to be expired or already expired company website. Once a domain name becomes expired another indiv
Congratulations! You've finally moved beyond the pre-screening phase and have landed the job interview! Your resume set the stage to get you in the door, and now here's your chance to ice the cake. The interview, as you are well aware, is what will either move you towards completion of your goal - - or it will be the last step in a lengthy series of st
The second most practical and low-cost way to capitalize on your competitor’s misfortunes is through their soon to be expired or already expired company website. Once a domain name becomes expired another indiv
If you are just starting out in construction, the process of bidding may be a little confusing. When you are drawing up an estimate, you are basically calculating the total expense of the project you want to bid on. It is important that you remember to include all expenses and allow for unforeseen expenses that may crop up. When you estimate a job, you ne
The second most practical and low-cost way to capitalize on your competitor’s misfortunes is through their soon to be expired or already expired company website. Once a domain name becomes expired another individual or company may register that domain and transfer this domain to their existing website. The person or company that “takes over” this website will now reap the benefits of the original owner and they will do so in the form of incoming web traffic. What exactly do I mean? This newly registered domain is still listed in a variety of major search engines and as a result, anyone who clicks on this domain name (or types it into the address bar) will now be transferred to the new owner's website.
The process of acquiring expired domains, transferring them to your existing website and then complimenting these efforts with transferring an old business telephone number to your existing business will help you to create even more business opportunities! As a final thought to support the summation of these ideas and their ability to create business opportunities, I’d like to leave you with a famous motivational quote. Alexander Graham Bell once said, "When one door closes another opens; but we often look so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one that is opened for us."
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