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Marketing CEO Launches Podcasts To Help Restaurants Gain Business

Marketing CEO Launches Podcasts To Help Restaurants Gain Business

Marketing CEO Launches Podcasts To Help Restaurants Gain BusinessFlorence, K.Y. (RestaurantNews.com) Matt Plapp, CEO of national media and marketing agency America’s Best Restaurantshas launched several marketing-focused podcasts to help independent restaurant owners and operators maximize their effectiveness in retaining customers and driving sales, especially in the face of a possible recession in 2023.

Restaurant Marketing Secrets, a five-to-ten-minute daily podcast that focuses on how restaurants can easily build a customer database to target their marketing efforts, launched in June 2022. In August, Plapp launched The Restaurant Recession Webinar Seriesa weekly podcast that offers actionable tips for restaurant owners to reach more customers and increase

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How to Use TikTok for Your Small Business: Marketing Experts

  • TikTok can be a great platform for small business owners to market their products or services.
  • A lot of Gen Z use it as a search engine, so good keywords and hashtags in captions are crucial.
  • These business owners say don’t try to look perfect or shoot professional videos — just get started.
  • This article is part of “Marketing for Small Business,” a series exploring the basics of marketing strategy for SBOs to earn new customers and grow their business.
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Mullen Group Ltd. – 2023 Business Plan and Budget

OKOTOX, AB, Jan. 16, 2023 /PRNewswire/ – (TSX: MTL) Mullen Group Ltd. (“Mullen Group“,”We“,”our“and/or the”Corporations“), one of North America’s largest logistics providers announced today that the budget and business plan for 2023 has been approved by the Board of Directors (“boards“).

“Today we provide our shareholders and interested investors with an outline of our expectations and priorities for 2023. As we enter the new year there is a higher level of uncertainty due to policy changes by banking and regulatory authorities, as they attempt to slow economic growth

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How To Lose The Extra Kilos In A Week


The biggest mistake we make when we make the decision to finally start this diet that can make our lives a little harder, is that we lean on things that end up bringing us the opposite results. What are we trying to say? A smart tip if you want to lose excess weight in a few days is not to frantically avoid sweets and carbohydrates, but to drop small “bad” habits. The idea is not to overdo it, which can also be a strong psychological burden for us, but to follow advice that will actually bring radical changes over time.

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Why your grocery bills remain high even as inflation slows down

FP Explains: Why are Canadians’ grocery bills still climbing? It’s complicated

Published January 19, 2023 • 5 minute read

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Inflation in food retail prices has stayed stubbornly high, hovering around 11 per cent for the last four months.
Inflation in food retail prices has stayed stubbornly high, hovering around 11 per cent for the last four months. Photo by Stefani Reynolds/AFP via Getty Images

Canada’s inflation fever might have broken in December. The consumer price

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How Do I Escape My Non-Compete Clause?

In healthcare, there has been a large expansion in non-compete clauses. Many of our clients would like to find a way out of their non-compete clause when looking to leave their current employment.

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The first way to avoid breaching a non-compete clause is to have your attorney negotiate a contract without a non-compete clause before beginning your employment.

Sometimes, non-compete clauses are unavoidable. So what can you do in that

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Incoming Scotiabank CEO sees room to refine international operations

Returns from the bank’s international strategy haven’t matched the risks, Scott Thomson says

Birds fly past the Bank of Nova Scotia's headquarters in Toronto.
Birds fly past the Bank of Nova Scotia’s headquarters in Toronto. Photo by Cole Burston/Bloomberg

Incoming Bank of Nova Scotia chief executive Scott Thomson says returns from the bank’s international strategy have not matched the risks and that he sees an opportunity to refine the business line going forward.

“We deployed a lot of capital into the international markets over the last 10 years,

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Canada faces mass exodus of small business owners

Most business owners (75%) cite retirement as the reason for leaving their business, while a smaller number plan to leave because of stress, to step back from their responsibilities as an owner, or to move to another business venture, the report found.

When it comes to how owners intend to exit their businesses, the most common approach is to sell to an unrelated buyer (49%), while 24% will sell to a family member and 23% to their employees.

The CFIB and other business advocates had long called for tax changes to remove a disincentive to business owners passing on businesses

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