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Be Boring And Rich2:57 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Ironbound Valve Actuation demonstrates that some of the most boring and dirty businesses, including copper pipes, rake in the most cash. More...
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Work Your Way Into Ownership4:10 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
After ten years of working at Ironbound, Howard Kent gained a new appreciation for the profitability of pipes and arranged to buy the business.
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Respect Technology5:09 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Ironbound has always used technology to run its business and now it puts technology to work to track inventory, generate sales and determine profitability.
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Ask Veteran Employees To Think in New Ways4:29 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Howard Kent believes in teaching employees about the business, providing opportunities for them to demonstrate their talents and sharing in the business success.
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Work Your Plan0:59 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Host Hattie Bryant discovers that Howard Kent believes in a written plan of action.
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Stick To Your Knitting6:11 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Howard Kent teaches us when mistakes take you off course, learn from the experience and get back on track.
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Teach and Preach Service2:35 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Gerald Mroz is the service manager at Rodgers Chevrolet and we learn that profits in a car dealership are driven by service. More...
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Cater To The Real Customer1:24 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Women are well represented at Rodgers Chevrolet, mirroring the general population as influencers in the car purchase decision-making process.
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Counsel Don't Sell2:16 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Brenda Woodruff, business manager at Rodgers Chevrolet, says advising is primary to the customer relationship.
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Prepare Yourself2:10 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Pamela Rodgers knew that selling herself meant she had to be as smart about people as she was about the business. More...
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Do What Others Won't Do3:51 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
The Woodhaven Chevrolet dealership is now buzzing with customers and employees who run to provide service, but it wasn't always that way.
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Target to Maximize Marketing2:55 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
General manager Joe Posby keeps the direct mail flowing to keep customers coming in the door.
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Make Service Your Backbone1:44 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Host Hattie Bryant distills the truth about Rodgers Chevrolet: great service cements the relationship that begins with the sale.
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Make it a Priority to Create Wealth for Employees3:49 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Employees at Rodgers Chevrolet share in the success of the business with a great work environment, opportunities for growth and financial reward. More...
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Be Nice2:39 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Employees at Rodgers Chevrolet are family where the love and support sustain them in good times and bad.
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Keep Growing0:50 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Pamela Rodgers could have easily retired but instead she sets even bigger goals to keep herself learning and growing. More...
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Develop Multiple Sales Channels3:12 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Donna was patient and used her own market to test and validate her products before she expanded. She also discovered that sales can come from surprising places.
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Do What You Know3:00 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
The Souto Brothers were smart to learn about the coffee business from their father. The knowledge and experience they gained even as children helped them achieve success. Home...
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Leave To Learn2:16 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
The three Souto brothers, the oldest being Enrique pictured here, went off to college in order to work for big business. They all came back to make what their father started into the major player within an industry segment. More...
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Acquire The Competition2:53 | Register or Log in | Become a Member The Souto family has acquired their competitors twice. This strategy has made them the largest Cuban coffee roasters in the US.
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Demand Quality From Suppliers1:54 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
The Soutos must buy their coffee beans on global commodity markets. To avoid mistakes, they have internal controls because they know that their supply chain is critical to their ability to deliver quality.
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Give Employees The Newest Tools4:10 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Jose Souto explains that new tools and cutting-edge technology improves morale and productivity.
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Customize For Key Customers2:06 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Customization for customers is the best way to fend off competition and it is the secret to earning millions from repeat sales. Angel Souto is in charge of sales at Cafe Pilon.
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Set Your Ego Aside0:53 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Host Hattie Bryant says that the Soutos were smart to buy a competitor and build on its brand.
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Make Your Word As Good As Gold3:29 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Your reputation is your greatest asset. It is not surprising that Enrique said the most important lesson he learned from his father is that, "Your word is your bond." This video clip begins with a little lesson for making espresso coffee!
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Keep Dreaming3:21 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
These brothers seem to have it all. They keep dreaming about a better future. Someday they will sell coffee in a free Cuba. This is Enrique, Jose and Angel Souto. More
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Educate Yourself3:34 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Jimmy Fand is the perfect example of a new American who understands what a person can do with their life in this country. More...
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Find A Need To Fill1:52 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Jimmy Fand discovered a business opportunity just by paying attention. He started importing a large variety of tiles that were not available in the US.
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Be Efficient2:03 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Every step in the process of creating and servicing a customer takes time and money. Profits pile up when these processes are smooth.
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Focus On Quality Products and Quality Relationships3:09 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Jimmy searched the world to find the factories who would ship him tile that he is proud to sell.
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Go Global4:26 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Jimmy's travel has taught him that America is the oldest democracy but is still a new country compared to so many.
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Keep Overhead Low And People Productive2:33 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Jimmy did not start off in business as profitable as he is today. He learned the hard way that every person on the payroll must be productive.
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Leave Profits In The Business3:23 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Most small business owners have to bootstrap their startup and that discipline tends to carry forward so the company can grow with its own cash.
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Treat Your Customer Database Like Gold1:48 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
John Wargo says that knowing about our customers in general is not good enough.
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Pay Attention To Spot Opportunity2:33 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
In a move some saw as twisted logic, Anne Beiler launches what will become a pretzel empire. More...
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Create A Truly Unique Selling Proposition0:41 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Creating a unique product, especially if you are working in an ancient category, takes work and inspiration.
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Create A Franchise With Systems3:45 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Start with a great product, and follow with well-defined training and procedures in place to develop a franchise organization.
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Find An Angel2:25 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Anne Beiler believes if you give, you will receive. She found an angel investor when bankers refused to make her a loan for expansion. More...
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Be Good To Attract Good2:47 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Founders Jonas and Anne Beiler are good people doing good and attracting people like them to their business. Anne says, "...love in the workplace. Yeh, it works."
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Put People Ahead of Profits0:47 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Host Hattie Bryant says that the time she spent with Anne Beiler revealed an authentic, hard-working founder who truly believes that people are more important than money.
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Hire Experts1:17 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Auntie Anne's consulted experts to guide them in creating a franchise opportunity that attracts people from all walks of life, like this CPA, to start their own business.
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Make Customers Say Wow1:29 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Employees and franchisees at Auntie Anne's are smiling because the pretzels
are so yummy that the customers are smiling and keep coming back.
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Teach People To Be Nice2:26 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Anne Beiler believes that to get nice employees you must be nice, train nice and expect it in the treatment of customers.
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Put A Succession Plan In Place3:25 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Anne said she wants this company to out live her and has acted on her goals by recruiting Sam Beiler and naming him President of the company.
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Make Your Mission Statement Inspirational2:24 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Anne Beiler's mission is to be a guiding LIGHT for her employees and franchisees. More...
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Duplicate Yourself4:21 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Anne McGilvray started hiring people because she wanted to share the fun and profits she discovered as a manufacturer's representative.
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Let Your Childhood Inform You3:10 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Anne has a "feel for the cloth." Many say she started the "little yellow ducky" fad. A craftsman, George Kartsotis, says that Anne's ideas have been key to his success.
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Test, Train Tell The Truth When Recruiting3:27 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Recruiting and retaining over 100 productive sales reps is an on-going challenge at AMCI. Testing, training and telling the truth are the three parts of its the success strategy.
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Let Go Sooner Than Later1:53 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Anne McGilvray says that keeping people in the company who are not performing is just as bad for the you are keeping as it is for the company.
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Go Digital4:37 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Anne hired her husband, Michael, because she was stuck. She was smart enough to know that her company had outgrown her ability to take it to the next level. Michael applied his knowledge of computing way before there was such a thing as the Internet.
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Hire Big Business Experience1:05 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Host Hattie Bryant says that Anne was able to go from $2 to $60 million in annual sales because she saw the need for big systems.
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Study Customer Behavior1:16 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Anne McGilvray is so serious about understanding her customers that she decided to become a customer herself.
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Commit to Commit4:11 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Michael McGilvray has fun solving the problems of growth.
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Give Customers Good Deals2:43 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Darby McQuade is a merchant and he says that you make people happy by giving them a good deal on something they need now. More...
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Offer Others Opportunity2:01 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Ruben Romero is a recording artist who has a boutique at Jackalope. More...
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Hire Big Business Experience4:35 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Before Darby hired some leaders from big business he was stuck in one location.
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Use Metaphor to Teach4:01 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Darby searches the world for products and for ideas to help grow his business. Go to the Jackalope homepage linked within the Episode tab. More...
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Act on Your Dreams3:09 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Darby has an MBA and worked on Wall Street but he's much happier shopping the world and bringing it back to his store in Santa Fe. More...
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Use Multi-Stage Marketing1:52 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
John Wargo tells host Hattie Bryant that prospects need to be reached in multiple ways.
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Jump on a Trend0:54 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Today more than 50% of the profits come from a service the founder never would have dreamed of when she opened for business. Here employees tend to indoor landscaping at a large hospital.
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Open the Books4:22 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Lorraine has monthly finance meetings where employees learn about how the business is doing.
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Find Suppliers Who Help2:15 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Founder Tom Gegax tell us that TiresPlus financed its growth by plowing the earnings of the business back into expansion and by borrowing from suppliers.
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Understand Investors and Risks1:52 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
The founders of Tires Plus decided that going public would be too distracting.
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Offer Selection, Speed and Price1:49 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Taking care of customers and employees is as important as the product you choose to sell.
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Avoid 50-50 Partnerships0:35 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Don Gullet, Tom's partner at Tires Plus, says great partnerships are a constant balancing act of one person's skills complementing the other's.
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Choose Words Carefully3:45 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Everything about Tom Gegax is about expectations: from white shirts and sneakers to language that communicates and inspires.
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Install Systems - the Path to Growth1:19 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Host Hattie Bryant says that at Tires Plus the rubber meets the road with a new paradigm of service and systems to match.
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Hire COPS4:17 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Tom Gegax's people philosophy is: hire attitude, invest heavily in training and coach, coach, coach.
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Use Four Steps To Coach Employees1:57 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Employees at Tire Plus know what is expected of them and if they are meeting those expectations.
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Deploy the Four Steps of Execution2:24 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Tom Gegax's success is based on a well thought out and faithfully executed people strategy.
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Learn How to Achieve Results1:32 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Tires Plus follows "ATE" steps to achieve desired results from employees: Delegate, Motivate, Educate, and Terminate is one of many continuous improvement methodologies. For more...
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Coach Yourself First2:58 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Tom Gegax learned the hard way that you have to coach yourself before you can be an effective coach to others.
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Change To Meet Demand1:59 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Consumer spending habits change constantly. One of the biggest challenges a retailer faces is determining what products to offer. This is as much of an art as a science. Through it all, Gloria Navarro keeps the stores staffed and the staff happy.
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Increase Profit Margins With Private Labels1:29 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Navarro Pharmacy stocks approximately 3,000 items with their own brand. In many cases, the private label brand is the #1 seller in the product line.
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Fix It Before It Breaks2:27 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Hubert and Rose Opici say that preventative maintenance saves time and money. More...
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Trust Your Experience1:57 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Decades of experience give the founders the confidence to turn down products they don't like.
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Use Technology to Beat Competitors1:54 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Opici Wine Group moves 2 million cases of wine through its modern warehouse every year.
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Recruit Top Talent3:53 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Leadership matters and the cost of hiring experience usually pays off. Burton May came from outside the organization while some managers worked their way up.
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Eat Dinner with Your Customers3:29 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Dina is part of the third generation and she often finds herself delivering products from the truck of her car when a customer calls in a panic. She learned from her grandparents that service doesn't stop at 5 pm.
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Treat Suppliers Like Family3:52 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Parties and gatherings plus speaking Italian to the growers from Italy keep everyone happy.
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Search the World for Value3:47 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Global sourcing delivers value pricing and keeps customers coming back.
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Be Tough on the Next Generation3:07 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
In the US, 80% to 90% of businesses are considered to be family owned. Only 30% will survive to the 2nd generation, 12% to the 3rd and just 3% to the 4th generation. More...
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Test the Waters2:22 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Somehow David fell in love with watches. Lucky for him that he found the right product from a vendor that was looking for the right American distribution system. More...
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Do Small Things Well2:50 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
David Arnold has never tried to hit a home run. He simply wants to advance himself slowly and carefully around the bases and is happy if it takes time to score. More...
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Give Customers Exactly What They Want1:47 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Happy customers keep coming back. More...
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Keep Your Technology Current2:23 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Distribution of thousands of small products everyday depends upon perfect systems. More...
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Track Sales by the Minute2:55 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Champions in every field will tell you that they measure their efforts often. The more you measure the better chance you have to improve. More...
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Have Fun with Employees3:23 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
The owner and other leaders enjoy basketball and weight lifting right in the warehouse. Employees laugh as the owner tries but fails to out lift them. More...
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Be Patient1:16 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Host Hattie Bryant say that David's secret to success was to take his time to do things right. More...
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Find the Right Vendor4:18 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Language is no longer a barrier to trade or to building the right relationships. More...
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Enjoy the Hard Parts2:59 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
David Arnold expects things to go wrong and believes it is his job to deal with the difficult problems. More...
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Listen to Customers2:34 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Founder Judi Jacobsen said her paintings sold so quickly she couldn't keep up with production which led her to the idea of printing her art on cards. More...
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Automate Your Art2:53 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Increase profits with automation. At Madison Park, hand painted art finds its way inside a computer and some artists create this hand made look using computer design tools.
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Hire Your Children3:10 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
The founder hired her son Mark and he worked his way to the top.
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Plan Your Exit3:43 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Bonnie Brown Hartley, PhD, is a family business counselor who points out that Judi was taking the right steps to move up and out of her company. More ...
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Help Other Businesses Grow1:36 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Madison Park owns a building that rents space to other small business owners who are involved in the production of their greeting cards.
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Decide to Grow3:43 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Brian Jacobsen has grown the business by bringing in more designers.
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Put People Ahead of Profits2:04 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Judi Jacobsen says you can provide good work for people, help them succeed and at the same time make plenty of money. More...
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Spot A Niche5:02 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Maragret Quenemoen started a company to make affordable clothing for extreme mountain, rock and ice climbers. Her first product line included sizes for petite women.
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Recruit Family3:37 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
If you can't afford to pay big salaries at the startup, hire family members who can be paid in IOUs. Paula is the founder's twin sister who is also an extreme athlete who speaks and writes Mandarin.
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Recruit Customers2:42 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Grow your business by hiring the people who love and buy your products.
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Sell the Mission2:07 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Paula and Margaret Quenemoen sell their gear to people who want to enjoy the process of mountain climbing while their competitors stress getting to the top.
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Bankers Want Plans on Paper2:52 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Bankers like Tricia Maxon can make loans when they see things in black and white.
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Clear Your Name First1:53 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
The founder of Jagged Edge Mountain Gear suffered for not doing due diligence before she settled on a name for the company.
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Go global1:15 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
The founder's sister reads and writes Mandarin as a result of trekking for years in Asia. This experience makes doing business in China much easier for Jagged Edge.
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Go Green With Caution0:55 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Using re-cycled materials raises the cost of goods needed to make the popular fleece products.
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Keep Climbing. And, No Matter What, Keep Falling in Love.3:29 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
The founder warns that you must love your company and what it does for its customers.
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Lavish Special Treatment On Your Customers2:15 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Professionals are All Brand's core customer base. Parts are parts but the service here is extraordinary and this is why customers come back nearly everyday. More...
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Keep Open to Opportunity1:18 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Rick Presant says his Dad started All Brand because he had to drive too far for parts.
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Recruit Your Competition1:31 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Owner Jeff Presant said his dad got a fast start by bringing in his competitor.
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Mentor Your Successor2:52 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
The founder of All Brand took time to teach the next generation. More...
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Listen to the Marketplace1:43 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
The second generation of leadership brought in technology and lowered prices.
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Create A Place People Want To Come To Every Day1:02 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
All Brand keeps customers coming back because it has knowledgeable employees.
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Require the Second Generation to Work For Others1:27 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Jeff Presant worked for others before he was allowed to work for his Dad.
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Talk Through Problems2:45 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Jeff and Rick Presant talk and talk and talk until a solution becomes clear. More...
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Treat All People With Great Respect1:31 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Employees at All Brand feel valued and appreciated.
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Work Toward Digital Workflow2:59 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
When Rick Presant bought the business his Dad started, he dumped the old handwritten inventory system and installed computers. The software tracks sales, inventory and customer buying habits.
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Change1:38 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
For years All Brand had been serving primarily the professional appliance repairman and also has a small counter space for the do-it-yourselfers. It expanding by turning apartment building managers into customers.
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See Problems As Challenges2:37 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Small business owners are tough because we face big problems everyday and we can't let one of them bring us down. Rick Presant turned a major snow storm into a positive experience.
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Keep Your Name in Front of Customers1:05 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Rick Presant used supplier catalogs until customers pushed him to do his own.
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Convince Your Family to Invest1:27 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Starting can be shocking. In the beginning you will need both financial and psychological support from your family. The founder and his wife invented a safe way to put wine glasses through the dishwasher.
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Sell a Lifestyle, Not a Product3:25 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Wine lovers enjoy everything about wine. They tell us to see it, swirl it, smell it, sip it, savor it and then summarize our thoughts about it.
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Stay Close to Your Best Customers2:28 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Bob Orenstein says that you can't mail to your customers too often.
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Use Numbers to Make Decisions2:59 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Bob Orenstein loves wine and the products he sells but as a CPA he knows that he also has to love the numbers and make decisions based upon his financials and key ratios. More...
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Find New Products to Increase Sales2:12 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Bob Orenstein brings his customers all of the newest gizmos and gadgets for the wine-loving lifestyle.
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Keep Lowering Your Costs4:12 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
The white box on the cover of his catalog gives Bob Orenstein the opportunity to overprint for pennies rather than spend big bucks on a brand new cover.
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Execute Near Perfection1:40 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Customers doing business online expect ordering to be quick and easy.
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Make Your Work Your Life3:46 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Jim is proud of his business and of his life and there is nearly no place else he would rather be than with his employees taking care of his customers.
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Sell A Cause4:02 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Jim Morris Environmental T-Shirts works to educate the world about nature.
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Let Your Mission Attract Employees2:10 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Employees at Jim Morris Environmental T-Shirts are proud to be part of the environmental movement.
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Ask Vendors and Customers to Finance You1:24 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
When Jim Morris had no cash and orders to fill, he asked his t-shirt supplier
to send the shirts on his promise to pay.
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Be Patient4:18 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Jim has slowly cultivated his customers. He writes a personal message for every catalog.
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Do It Your Way1:25 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Hattie says that Jim Morris is the perfect example of a business owner who marches to the beat of his own drummer.
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Spend on Quality2:22 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Quality equipment makes it possible for Jim Morris to deliver exactly what his customers demand.
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Act Like Your Customers Act4:34 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Jim Morris is one of those owners who is literally his own customer. He loves nature and his customers depend on him and his web site to inform them about the environmental movement.
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Integrity selling is not an oxymoron.2:13 | Register or Log in | Become a Member
Ron Willingham is the author of a dozen books and hundreds of courses. Among his books are: Integrity Selling for the 21st Century, The Inner Game of Selling, Integrity Service, The People Principle, Hey, I'm The Customer, and The Ten Laws of Wealth & Abundance (new window).
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