Create A Professional Image For Your Business

DollarVersity - Just a few small steps can transform your look from amateur to true professional

There isn’t any business that cannot stand to benefit from an influx of customers looking to spend money. However, consumers are fickle creatures who are very image conscious and aesthetically driven. They are very cautious as to who they will do business with, and the image you project will be the first thing that potential customers will come across and will be a major factor in whether they decide to do business with you or not. Why do you think that all of the biggest companies in the world spend thousands of dollars on logos, websites and other marketing materials? The answer is simple: they want to be recognized even without even having their names mentioned. When you see the corporate logo anywhere, you instantly recognize the brand.

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Piss People Off and Lose Their Business in 5 Easy Steps

DollarVersity-Piss People Off and Lose Their Business in 5 Easy Steps

If you read blogs, then you know that everyone loves to write how-to articles And, to be blunt, a great many of these articles are rip-offs or compilations of the millions that came before them (yes, I’m guilty of this too). After a while, they start failing to offer new ideas, hold your attention, and even start to look like each other. But personally, I realized that I’ve learned a lot from watching people do things the wrong way, so sometimes it’s easier (and more entertaining) to write about those things. So, here it is:

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Quick Tip: Pay Attention To What Goes Into Your Media

AGO South Beach Hours

This is a really interesting little post (at least to me). I was working on getting a client’s financial statement together and I noticed a debit card purchase at a vendor called Ago, and I had no idea what expense to code it to, so I looked it up on Google. Turns, out it is a restaurant in South Beach (they also have one in Los Angeles, and one in Vegas) that is very high-scale. Even more surprising to me were the names of the financial backers: Robert DeNiro, Tom and Ridley Scott (mega-directors), and Miramax Studios execs Bob and Harvey Weinstein. That’s some pretty powerful money men there, but with all of that money the management still couldn’t get a web designer to do a proper job…

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