Jon Schallert
It’s New Year’s Day, 2015, and you might be wondering why I’m blogging today. Well, I know a lot of you are home, with family, maybe relaxing for the first day in a long time. You’re probably checking your emails because you might have been up dancing a little too late, or you did a…
This week, you’re going to start hearing the word “New Year’s Resolutions” being mentioned quite frequently. But you won’t hear those words in this blog. Instead, I’m more interested in helping owners create their Business Resolutions for the New Year, and less concerned about personal New Year’s Resolutions like “Spending more time with family and…
You can write this down and take it to the bank. Yes, I can see the future. Your 2014 year is going to end surprisingly strong and on December 31, you will be screaming with excitement! If you’d like to learn how I know this, jump down to the end of this newsletter and you…
There’s a great Buddy Holly song called Everyday that was recorded in Norman Petty’s studio in Clovis, New Mexico. There’s a reason I’m telling you about this song. First, it’s a killer song. Second, I have a story that goes with it. Third, I want something to stick in your brain. But first, the story:…
Recently I recorded a new webinar in our studio called “4th Quarter Marketing Strategies to Implement Now”. In the webinar, I covered 18 different tools, techniques, and tips that are critical if you want to grow your customer traffic and sales in the 4th Quarter (the final 3 months of the year). We’re about half…
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