This entry was posted
on Sunday, June 1st, 2008 at 6:00 pm and is filed under Business Quotations, handle problems.
You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
 |
|
|
Stefan Töpfer
CEO & Chairman of WinWeb Email Me |
|
I'm passionate about very small business, it's positive impact on personal lives and for local communities. Reducing small business failure is my aim and that of WinWeb's services. |
|
Subscribe
Problem Solving - Small Business Quote of the DayA small business quote a day keeps you thinking, inspired and entertained
James Goldsmith (1933-97) British entrepreneur To find previous Quotes of the Day look here 
| Trackback
| Share This
One Response to “Problem Solving - Small Business Quote of the Day”Leave a Reply |
Categories
- avoid growing pain
- be eco-friendly
- be successful
- bootstrap
- choose your office
- deal with taxes
- do a reality check
- do a SWOT plan
- do bookkeeping.
- do cost cutting
- do credit control
- do customer service
- export
- find funding
- grow your business
- handle problems
- keep data safe
- lower overheads
- manage your time
- market and sell
- motivate your staff
- not to do it!
- outsource effectively
- plan cash-flow
- plan your business
- recruit the right people
- sell your business
- start-up in business
- use online IT
- Accountants/CPAs
- Accounting
- Boomer Business
- Contractor
- Development
- Disaster Plan
- DIY Business
- Employment
- Entrepreneur
- Exporting
- Failure
- Finance
- Franchise
- Freelancer
- Generation-Y
- Globelization 3.0
- Green/Eco-Friendly
- Health Check
- Home Business
- Infrastructure
- Key Account Management
- Lifestyle
- Marketing/PR
- MumEntrepreneur
- News
- Outsourcing
- Personal Business
- Red-Tape
- Relationships
- Sales
- Self-employed
- Social Entrepreneur
- SOHO/SMB/SME/Micro
- Sole-Trader
- Start-Up
- Suppliers
- Virtual Assistants
- Work/Life Balance
http://www.arenaflowers.com/blog
Said on June 14th, 2008 at 1:48 pm
That’s for sure. We got on the facebook app bandwagon just early enough for it to be worthwhile (we built a tool that allows you to send virtual flowers for free on facebook)..but within just a few of months, the app market place was swamped by people dedicated to building them and marketing them aggressively. Unwilling to fight on this basis, as it doesn’t fit with our brand, we’ve just let the app stay as is but are not going to invest resources developing it.