I started in sales in the prehistoric era: a time before AI, internet, cell phones, fax machines, caller ID, and voicemail (pause for effect). Forty-three years have passed. There have been countless evolutions and revolutions. The industry has been declared dead multiple times, and yet here we are.
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Confessions of a Coupon Clipper
Even in today’s digital-first world, paper coupons remain powerful drivers of loyalty, savings and in-store connections. Here’s why.
Read MoreWhy Paper Checks Still Matter – And Why You Should Be Selling Them
While the overall number of checks has declined over time, their importance in business and government payments remains significant.
Read MoreMoving Forward Through the Fog
The companies that continue to thrive aren’t the ones who wait for the fog to lift. They’re the ones who keep moving forward, step-by-step, even when the path ahead isn’t crystal clear.
Read MoreCheck Your Dates When Downloading QuickBooks Data
This seems like a simple thing, but choosing the wrong date to begin automatic downloading of data can cause you a great amount of unnecessary work.
Read MoreStress Test Your Printing Business
Most printing companies never find out how good they really are until they’re already in the middle of a crisis, and by then, you’re not stress testing … you’re stress living.
Read MoreUnderstanding QuickBooks Enterprise Subscriptions
Can I purchase a QuickBooks Enterprise subscription if I’m not already on an older Premier version or enrolled in a subscription?
Read MoreAre You a Printer or a Technology Company That Prints?
If you’re in the printing industry today, you’re really a technology business that happens to put ink and toner on substrates.
Read MoreDirect Mail Testing Made Easy: Smart Experiments for Bigger Results
Direct mail delivers proven results, but are you getting the best possible performance from your campaigns?
Read MoreFeeling Overwhelmed? Hit Pause & Simplify
Simplicity is always within reach. You just have to know how to reset. Let’s walk through a process I use when things start to get a little too noisy.
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