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Source: LI STR Answers (Feed Mashup)Published: 05/19/2008
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Q: A friend of mine who runs a small business found out the owner
of one strategically allied company he is working with has mob
affiliation (allegedly).
What would you do in this circumstance.
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A: The same way I would deal with any competitor - ask them out to
lunch or coffee and see how you can partner together to build each
other's businesses. Chances are that they may be in the same
business but deal with different types of customers - that means
there is an opportunity for referral business. Look at this as an
opportunity to make someone you think is a business threat become
one of your best allies - and vice versa. It works.
Link: http://www.tinaindalecio.com/myblog.html
A: Mob affiliation... These days worinking international and such
one has to ask what the heck is that?
I would suggest that he treats him the same, and just watches what
type of deals he might be asked into. If it smells wrong or tweaks
his ethic radar, then just say no thanks. Remember, you can only be
associated with a bad group or deal if you work with them or do the
deal. Just because you do business with a company that does
something considered bad does not always reflect upon the
businesses working with them. If it did Vegas would not exist right
now considering the mob influance back then when the town was being
built.
Mike
Iroquois Bay
A: I guess part of the answer is contingent on what "strategically
allied" means. Sometimes that type of affiliation is not central to
who the person is, but I would definitely exercise a lot of
discretion whenever dealing with this person.
Copyright (c) 2007 LinkedIn, Corp. All rights reserved.
Q: A friend of mine who runs a small business found out the owner
of one strategically allied company he is working with has mob
affiliation (allegedly).
What would you do in this circumstance.
A: Answers Home »
Link: http://www.tinaindalecio.com/myblog.html http://www.moneygoldmine.blogspot.com http://www.selfpublishforprofit.blogspot.com http://www.makemoneyselfpublishing.com
A: The same way I would deal with any competitor - ask them out to
lunch or coffee and see how you can partner together to build each
other's businesses. Chances are that they may be in the same
business but deal with different types of customers - that means
there is an opportunity for referral business. Look at this as an
opportunity to make someone you think is a business threat become
one of your best allies - and vice versa. It works.
Link: http://www.tinaindalecio.com/myblog.html
A: Mob affiliation... These days worinking international and such
one has to ask what the heck is that?
I would suggest that he treats him the same, and just watches what
type of deals he might be asked into. If it smells wrong or tweaks
his ethic radar, then just say no thanks. Remember, you can only be
associated with a bad group or deal if you work with them or do the
deal. Just because you do business with a company that does
something considered bad does not always reflect upon the
businesses working with them. If it did Vegas would not exist right
now considering the mob influance back then when the town was being
built.
Mike
Iroquois Bay
A: I guess part of the answer is contingent on what "strategically
allied" means. Sometimes that type of affiliation is not central to
who the person is, but I would definitely exercise a lot of
discretion whenever dealing with this person.
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Source: LI STR Answers (Feed Mashup)Published: 05/19/2008
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A: I would go with the Mini-Lessons.
Your Pro's seem to be the best there, and the Con's are not really
a force to be worred about.
Your other two seem to reflect that they "might" be the next killer
app for their platform, problem is there is no longer any such
thing as a Killer App, only a improvement on an already existing
idea. Trust me, I have been using computers and was in the IT
business from 1977 through 2004, the LAST killer app that came out
was Netscape.
You seem to have a good idea as to the customer base, how to do it,
and why its needed. I would tackle that one first and then look at
the other two later when you have the time to spend on them.
Mike
Iroquois Bay
A: Hi,
I'm not sure wich of your 3 projects will be the best, but my vote
goes to #2, Mini lessons.
Anders
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A: I would go with the Mini-Lessons.
Your Pro's seem to be the best there, and the Con's are not really
a force to be worred about.
Your other two seem to reflect that they "might" be the next killer
app for their platform, problem is there is no longer any such
thing as a Killer App, only a improvement on an already existing
idea. Trust me, I have been using computers and was in the IT
business from 1977 through 2004, the LAST killer app that came out
was Netscape.
You seem to have a good idea as to the customer base, how to do it,
and why its needed. I would tackle that one first and then look at
the other two later when you have the time to spend on them.
Mike
Iroquois Bay
A: Hi,
I'm not sure wich of your 3 projects will be the best, but my vote
goes to #2, Mini lessons.
Anders
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Source: LI STR Answers (Feed Mashup)Published: 05/19/2008
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Source: LI STR Answers (Feed Mashup)Published: 05/19/2008
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Q: Are you one? If so, what do you do? Do you need one? If so, what
do you need?
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Link: http://www.moneygoldmine.blogspot.com http://www.selfpublishforprofit.blogspot.com http://www.makemoneyselfpublishing.com
A: Go to Chrisbrogan.com and read back a few posts. he has some
excellent answers to this.
A: It may be the right choice of social media components, and
optimized use of the same!
A: What does "Social Media Consulting" mean to me? Just another
redundant name for what every consultant specializing in marketing
communications or brand management should already be doing.
Copyright (c) 2007 LinkedIn, Corp. All rights reserved.
Q: Are you one? If so, what do you do? Do you need one? If so, what
do you need?
A: Answers Home »
Link: http://www.moneygoldmine.blogspot.com http://www.selfpublishforprofit.blogspot.com http://www.makemoneyselfpublishing.com
A: Go to Chrisbrogan.com and read back a few posts. he has some
excellent answers to this.
A: It may be the right choice of social media components, and
optimized use of the same!
A: What does "Social Media Consulting" mean to me? Just another
redundant name for what every consultant specializing in marketing
communications or brand management should already be doing.
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Source: LI STR Answers (Feed Mashup)Published: 05/19/2008
Source: LI STR Answers (Feed Mashup)
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Q: There is a cool group of Startups and Entrepreneurs getting
together in Westwood on Tuesday May 20th Check out
www.TheStartupAlliance.com
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Link: http://www.moneygoldmine.blogspot.com http://www.selfpublishforprofit.blogspot.com http://www.makemoneyselfpublishing.com
Copyright (c) 2007 LinkedIn, Corp. All rights reserved.
Q: There is a cool group of Startups and Entrepreneurs getting
together in Westwood on Tuesday May 20th Check out
www.TheStartupAlliance.com
A: Answers Home »
Link: http://www.moneygoldmine.blogspot.com http://www.selfpublishforprofit.blogspot.com http://www.makemoneyselfpublishing.com
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Source: LI STR Answers (Feed Mashup)Published: 05/19/2008
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