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Just a guy, a guy who has random thoughts, and sometimes posts them.
I'm also a husband, father, non-profit ED (no, not that E.D.), and a man of ManyHats.
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Just a guy, a guy who has random thoughts, and sometimes posts them.
I'm also a husband, father, non-profit ED (no, not that E.D.), and a man of ManyHats.
| The webinar, entitled "Profitable Pricing Tactics for Small Retailers." will be hosted online Thursday, March 10, from 12 to 1 PM Central Time. Please see below for details. Please share this free, interactive learning opportunity with clients you think would benefit from participating. This session will be available for viewing later too, in the extensive webinar archives on MyEntre.Net.
Profitable Pricing Tactics for Small Retailers A regular customer comes into your store and asks, "Can you beat the Internet price on this item?" A new shopper in your store asks, "Why should I buy from you when I can get the same items for less at Walmart?"  During this webinar, led by consumer psychologist Bruce D. Sanders, Ph.D., participants will begin to develop the best ways to set prices and answer shopper questions about prices. The objective is to maximize the profitability of your business. In consultation with Cedar Falls Community Main Street and Main Street Iowa, Bruce has customized this webinar to fit the particular characteristics of Iowa retailers.  Bruce is on the teaching faculty at University of Nevada-Reno College of Extended Studies. He’s a regular contributor to Bloomberg Businessweek Small Business, the Shopper Psychology columnist for Global Toy News, and the author of Retailer’s Edge: Boost Profits Using Shopper Psychology, available from Amazon, Barnes & Noble or better yet, your local bookseller.In advance of participating in or viewing this fast-paced webinar, please download and print the powerpoint handout to use as a workbook. You can find the powerpoint available here as a PDF. Also before the webinar, you can explore the RIMtailing blog (http://www.rimtailing.blogspot.com) to use as a resource on behavioral pricing and other shopper psychology topics. The RIMtailing blog is fully searchable, although the terms price, prices, and pricing will each produce somewhat different sets of results. Please be sure to bring any questions you want to have answered during the interactive session! TO PARTICIPATE in this MyEntre.Net Webinar, simply click on the MyEntre.Net logo below |
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Please mark your calendars to sample the ice cream masterpieces created by ManyHatters Jamie & Sarah Gyolai. A portion of the proceeds from sales go back to local charities, and you get to choose which one your purchase will support! And to make it even better, here’s a buy 1, get one free offer so you can bring a guest!
When: Every Thursday in March (March 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31)
Time: 6:30-7:30pm
Where: Cammie's Place (804 East 1st Street, Pella)
Cost: $5 per person (see coupon attached!)
For more info, contact Sarah at the Mixing Studio at Sarah@mymixingstudio.com or 641-204-1940. You can also find more info on their website at www.mymixingstudio.com.
Work on Your Business-
Why Work Doesn’t Happen at Work- http://www.ted.com/talks/jason_fried_why_work_doesn_t_happen_at_work.html
Excited to get these kicked off for 2011. Peace Tree has graciously offered 10% drinks if we can get 20+ people to attend this first one.
Feel free to email us at veelhoeden@gmail.com to confirm your attendance, or you can also confirm via our Facebook link below (if you are on Facebook).
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Thanks to Mike Kleis & David Hopkins for being great sports and “co-starring” in this video. For fun, count how many times you see bald spots in the course of the video…
