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Official Savor the Success Blog
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Savor the Success Founders
Savor the Success
New York, NY -
This week I vlog about three steps I took to create a successful marketing campaign... for just $56.02! I share ways that you can create a successful marketing strategy that you can implement without spending mucho moolah!
NEWS FLASH!!! We are launching PROJECT CELEBRITY GIFT BASKETS chez Savor the Success! Do you want to send your product to celebrities? In August, we are celebrating Mom celebrities such as Sarah Jessica Parker, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, and Halle Berry. If you have a mom or baby product, apply for this special opportunity!
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Simla Somturk Wickless
Delicious Health, Inc.
San Francisco, CA -
Below are tips 6-10 on how to eat organic on a budget...
[If you haven't read Part I for tips 1-5, check it out by clicking here.]
- Make a shopping list and stick to it. Get real with yourself. Identify how your usual grocery bill adds up - what do you really spend on? Cut down on junk foods (also a type of convenience food), make a weekly menu, make a list, and stick to the plan. Don't forget healthy, unprocessed snacks like fruits and nuts.
- Eat seasonally. Seasonal produce and meats will almost always be cheaper. Or, get frozen organic, again being mindful that there are no added, unnecessary ingredients. For example, if you love blueberries in your smoothie in the winter, it's definitely cheaper and almost just as good to get frozen organic berries for a fraction of the price.
- Buy locally. Lower transportation costs mean lower prices. And you're supporting your local economy and local farmers.
- Ask your farmer. It's expensive for farms to become certified as o [...]
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Jennifer Flaa
Vettanna ToGo
San Rafael, CA -
I bet your best conversations have been when you felt connected to the person you were talking with. But how can you create that in person - sense of connection - when you're alone in your office staring into your video camera?
First, remember, it's not about how you feel - it's about how your viewers feel.
Second, push play for a few tips for behaviors that help your viewer feel more connected with you.
Your thoughts?
Jenn
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Julie Steelman
The Entrepreneur's Selling Expert
KAILUA KONA, HI -
It is popular to instantly enter into self-doubt and blame when making sales gets challenging.
I used to take client’s negative reactions to my sales pitches very personally. So much so that I would instantly judge myself.
Somehow I had predetermined that if I had to work too hard for their business, I wasn’t doing it right. It should be easy or I was to blame.
Once that happened, an instant awkwardness would fill the room and I would get choked up. There were multiple occasions when I abruptly ended meetings so they wouldn’t see me cry.
How could I possibly be successful at selling when I when I didn’t feel good about myself?
I began to realize I had to separate my emotions from the facts.When I looked past my silly belief that I was ineffective because of some inherent personal flaw, it was obvious the client was merely expressing what didn’t work for them and were trying to tell me what they wanted instead.
I decided to try a new appr [...]
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Ann Baker
PR-123.com & Publicity Pros
Redondo Beach, CA -
Top Rank's highly respected Online Marketing Blog recently conducted a survey to determine which online marketing channels and tactics business leaders are planning to emphasize in 2011. The winner? Out of 44 marketing tactic options to choose from, Search Engine Optimization won. Facebook and LinkedIn came in second, blogging third, and email marketing fourth.
Interestingly, video marketing came in seventh despite the fact that YouTube is the third largest search venue - after second-place Google and first-place Facebook.
There are a few tactical ideas that you can take away from these results:
First, it only makes sense that SEO is the most important tactic in attracting visitors to your website. Any time someone gets online and looks for something, searching is what they're doing. So it stands to reason that Search Engine Optimization is key - to everything! Leaders in business are totally attuned to this fact, and are planning to devote major attention and energy to [...]
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Simla Somturk Wickless
Delicious Health, Inc.
San Francisco, CA -
Eating organic is not just a fad. It's a stand you're taking to improve our agricultural policies and our environmental health (by voting with your dollar) and most immediately, for the betterment of your health.
With this challenging economy, many of us have become more budget-conscious. What’s a guy / gal to do if your health objective is to eat organic, but your budget’s objective is to stay as small as possible?
While it’s not always true that organics are more expensive, it is true that food consumption makes up a large percentage of most peoples’ monthly budget – including mine & Andy's (my husband)!
I’ve compiled ten easy tips for you to maximize your food dollars so that you can stay true to your health and prioritize eating organic, without feeling budgetary guilt.
- Prioritize what you buy organic and what you don’t. Check out the Environmental Working Group’s list ranking the foods with the worst levels of pesticides. Buy the top 12 worst ones as organic. Als [...]
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Lisa Steadman
Woohoo, Inc.
Los Angeles, CA -
Can I be honest?
One of the things that really aggravates me about business coaching is the RIDICULOUS amounts people charge for their services.
While I'm sure some of these experts are worth five and six figures towork with, here's what concerns me.
Often, I see entrepreneurs investing tens of thousands of dollars to work with someone they admire. For the price of a new car, they get shoved into some group coaching program with hundreds of others.
They rarely if ever enjoy one-on-one time with the person they wanted to work with.
The question I have to ask is -- where is the return on investment?
Let's say you invest $15,000 for some group program with some amazing guru.
Let's say you spend a year coaching with that person, on group calls and at live events.
Let's say you are one of 20, 50, or even 100 individuals in the particular program.
What's the likelihood that you'll recoup your investment?
Who's really holding you accountable, giving you guidance, and ensuring your success?
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Savor the Success Founders
Savor the Success
New York, NY -
Ladies,
Today I give you a quick and easy tip on word-of-mouth marketing. It's so simple that it's often overlooked, but trust me, if you take this advice, you will see an increase in your business. :)
