by JerraldHayes | Sep 1, 2023 | Articles of Interest, Marketing, Pricing, Retail
Intersting article and I am sure there are a lot more tricks and techniques than what they have discussed here. I am reminded of a book I read years ago entitled entitled How We Decide by Jonah Lehrer
Even if you’re perfectly prepared for a grocery shopping trip, one well-laid psychological trick can leave you with a higher bill than you planned at checkout. Here are six ways that stores upsell you even on the quickest of grocery runs.
by JerraldHayes | Apr 20, 2021 | Articles of Interest
Good reading…Tools of the Trade – Amy Porterfield | Online Marketing Expert
Save you dozens of hours per week and a whole lotta stress (more time to do what you love = a HUGE win!) Automate key marketing activities like email marketing, list building, and showing up on social media. Save you thousands of dollars on pricey freelancers and doing things the hard way.
by JerraldHayes | Dec 29, 2017 | Articles of Interest, Marketing, Web Design
In the past I was an active participant in several once vibrant internet forum communities but I am in agreement with the article that the age of internet forums has for the most part passed.
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by JerraldHayes | Jan 12, 2017 | Articles of Interest
“In our world where information flows everywhere, even through the objects around us, [bureaucracy is] a liability.”
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by JerraldHayes | Oct 2, 2015 | Articles of Interest, The Entrepreneur Mindset
One of the topics that Seth Godin does a lot of talking about is “Failure” (one of my favorite topics too) and just how failure vitally fits into the business entrepreneurial process.
by JerraldHayes | Dec 27, 2014 | Articles of Interest
In terms of visualizing aiding in understanding data I have a couple of champions and heroes.
I first became fascinated with the idea thanks to The Work of Edward Tufte and Graphics Press and Tufte’s books Visual Explanations: Images and Quantities, Evidence and Narrative (1997), Envisioning Information (1990), and The Visual Display of Quantitative Information (2001).
Then in the early 2000’s thanks to TedTalks I learned of and discovered Hans Rosling thanks to his wonderful The best stats you’ve ever seen presentation.
And then there is David McCandless…
More from and on David McCandless…
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