business success.
A powerful technique for studying competitors
Studying competitors is a vital necessity. There are a lot of sayings on this score: “I would have known a redemption, I would have lived in Sochi”, “I would have known where I would fall, I would have laid straws”. The essence of the latest wisdom is that it is always useful to have information, which is reflected in the well-known expression that says that “Who owns the information, owns the world.”
To have information is always and everywhere useful. For example, if you know what the weather will be like, you can make a number of decisions: take an umbrella or not, wear very warm clothes or not very warm clothes. All this allows you to get rid of many unpleasant situations. Continue reading
Oil war as a marketing factor
The most significant event of 2010 in the post-Soviet space was the next oil war between Russia and Belarus. Due to the fact that we are talking about about 5 billion dollars that were at stake, the war turned out to be protracted, nobody wanted to give in, because it was a very large amount even on a global scale.
The oil war significantly affects the marketing activities of many companies in different countries. For this reason, it is advisable to determine what the war can affect and what results it may have. This will allow choosing the most effective marketing strategy for companies whose markets may affect the oil war.
We will understand what the oil war can turn for companies operating in the Russian market. Continue reading
How to find sources of profit
The main sources of profit change after the change in the economic level. We are currently moving from the fourth economic level to the fifth. Accordingly, very soon only businesses that are engaged in the creation of goods and the provision of services of the fifth economic level can have a good profit.
The levels of the economy are called sectors. Currently, there are 5 sectors: primary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary, fivefold. At different times, each of these sectors was the “locomotive of the economy” and gave wealth and power to the owner of the respective assets, acted as a source of profit, power and recognition. Continue reading
