Most business owners understand that excellent service is imperative to their success, however, only a few organizations can consistently deliver….
Conversations on Cultural Tourism in Vancouver’s Chinatown
As one of the city’s oldest neighbourhoods, determining what strategy will help the area sustainably flourish, while preserving its cultural heritage, is a critical one….
Culling Down or Divesting from Existing Offerings
Businesses often think about ways to expand their products and services, but sometimes, their offerings get so complex and disjointed that they cannot deliver on everything well. This is why it is wise to considering culling to focus on the things they do best. How do offerings get out of control? Sometimes mismatched lines of…
When Marketing & Politics Collide
Millions of Albertans will participate in this year’s provincial election which takes place April 16, 2019. The lead up to this election has felt different than usual as politics is increasingly influenced by marketing. Demographic shifts and technological advancement are both to credit for this trend. This year will mark the first time that eligible…
You are what you Tweet: Personal Branding
Whether you are a consultant, a leader, a recent graduate or an entrepreneur, having a strong and unique personal brand can get you noticed by prospective clients, business partners, and employers. …
Tips to Market in an Economic Recession
Too often, when businesses are facing difficult times the first thing they do is cut from advertising and marketing spending. Studies have shown that in previous recessions the businesses that continue to invest, not only grow through recessions but capitalize on the eventual recovery….
