Monthly Archives: September 2009

Rebuilding trust in business

Since the financial meltdown of the last couple years, the public’s trust in business has faltered and almost failed, according to some reports. One tidbit I wrote down a couple months ago – but can’t recall the source – said … Continue reading

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Social media – a different point of view

Since I began getting besieged by offers to join a bunch of folks on LinkedIn, FaceBook, MySpace and Twitter, I’ve been pondering if this is the best use of my time. Being an old-fashioned kind of guy, I have felt … Continue reading

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Bobcat consolidates in North Dakota

Rich Goldsbury, president of Bobcat Americas, met with several members of the North Dakota media today at 1:30 p.m. to discuss Bobcat’s decision to move its manufacturing operations for mini excavators, the Toolcat, S70 skid-steer loaders and mini track loaders … Continue reading

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Marketing in tough times

WHEN TIMES ARE GOOD, YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE. WHEN TIMES ARE BAD, YOU MUST ADVERTISE. I’ve been reminded over the last few months about the importance of maintaining a marketing and brand presence during times of economic uncertainty, especially in a … Continue reading

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