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5 Contemporary Marketing Trends to Leverage Business Growth Today

The Startup Magazine

When a new product enters the market, it needs to get promoted. However, selling a product or a service is not a straightforward process. For instance, the memorable Coca-Cola polar bear was part of the 1993 global “Always Coca-Cola campaign.” Marketing is a strategy as old as time. Image Source.

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The 12 Strangest Celebrity Businesses

YoungUpstarts

Starting clothing lines, restaurants, and production companies are some of the most common, but other celebrities think outside of the box. Sadly, none of her ideas were realized and she ended up selling the town in 1993 and filing for bankruptcy. Way outside of the box. Raquel Welch’s line of wigs. Andrew Shue’s mommy blogger network.

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18 Entrepreneurs Explain How They Came Up With Their Business Names

Hearpreneur

The acronym “RTG” in RTG Solutions Group stands for “Return to Green.” In the Lean world, “green” means project details are on track. When projects are in “red,” leaders are aware, and the team can work to solve the problem and “return to green.” Our tagline was putting BYTE into productivity. Thanks to Khris K.

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Which Are More Legible: Serif or Sans Serif Typefaces?

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1993 ; Moriarty & Scheiner, 1984 ; Poulton, 1965 ; Coghill, 1980) ). Sassoon, 1993 ; Rubinstein, 1988 ). There are plenty of studies that show no difference between the legibility of serif and sans serif typefaces ( Tinker, 1932 ; Zachrisson, 1965 ; Bernard et al., 2001 ; Tullis et al., 1995 ; De Lange et al., 113-123 ).

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41 Entrepreneurs Share Their Favorite Business Quotes

Hearpreneur

I love this quote so much that I built my whole TEDx talk around it: Thanks to Shel Horowitz, Green and Profitability ! #6 I love it because as entrepreneurs we need to constantly be reminded that if our product does everything it does nothing. 6 – Prioritize. 17 – Focus on the True. Image Credit: Bryan Clayton.