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What it means to be Bonded, Licensed, and Insured

Strategy Driven

Service companies and contractors usually mention that they are “bonded, licensed, and insured” when they advertise their services. When companies claim that they are bonded, licensed, and insured, it tells us that they are committed to giving their best and most valuable service to their customers. Consider leaving a comment!

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Office Drinking Etiquette Every Person Should Follow

HR Digest

If you want a team bonding session, then after-work drinks are the obvious choice. Some companies even advertise happy hours and a Thursday/Friday drink day as a recruitment perk. With the rise of coworking spaces, regular beer on tap is advertised as a selling point.

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How to Start a Used Car Business

Strategy Driven

To run a successful business, you also need to get to grips with marketing strategy, techniques and advertising standards you need to comply with. You need to research and analyze the used vehicle industry, including your competitors. Both your license and surety bond will cost money, but this varies from state to state.

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Public Service Announcements

Strategy Driven

The earliest PSAs promoted the selling of war bonds and were shown in movie theatres during World War I and II. When television hit in the late 1940s, public service advertising was institutionalized. Many of the famous PSA campaigns were created by The Advertising Council. PSAs were aired, just as had been done on radio.

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James Bond, Dunder Mifflin, and the Future of Product Placement

Harvard Business Review

Trying to explain to my children that there are advertising breaks so people can sell them things was a deflating experience. While many have theorized about the decline of interruption-based advertising, I realized as I looked into my children’s faces that the end may be sooner than advertisers realize.

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Cracking the Mobile Advertising Code

Harvard Business Review

Those numbers have mobile advertisers salivating. Despite the popularity of apps, brands spend more than ten times as much on paid search advertising as they spend on ads on apps. Ad dollars should go to developing useful and relevant apps that bond customers with the brand. Advertising Technology' Why the discrepancy?

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Cracking the Mobile Advertising Code

Harvard Business Review

Those numbers have mobile advertisers salivating. Despite the popularity of apps, brands spend more than ten times as much on paid search advertising as they spend on ads on apps. Ad dollars should go to developing useful and relevant apps that bond customers with the brand. Advertising Technology' Why the discrepancy?