Continuing the discussion from the last post, once you have your market’s demographic data, the next logical step is to gather psychographic data.

I define marketing as getting people to care about what you are doing.  This is intentionally broad and can include products, services, ideas, causes, etc.  Really anything that can be sold.

When someone decides to give you money for a product or service that you are selling, it is usually good practice to send them some type of welcome email.

Superheroes get all the glory and notoriety.  Maybe they should, they do save the world blah blah blah.

Ah cover letters.  I never liked writing them when I was applying for jobs.  I never liked reading them when I was making a hiring decision.  To be fair, I didn’t read most of them…

Many business professionals say that “accounting is the language of business.”  I don’t know if that is true.  But it kinda seems to be so I will go with it.

Explaining stoicism is WAY outside the scope of this post.  You can use ChatGPT to tell you all about it, though.  So this is kind of two tips in one.

Project management is useful to, well, manage your projects.  They did a good job when naming it…

If done right, team-building events can boost morale and collaboration among team members.  

A lot more people have switched to remote work over the last few years.