Category Archives: Recession Proof
Recession Insurance : Recession Proof Insurance for the Business Woman – Are You Covered?
DWF Women’s Network, a collaborative community of savvy professional women and small business owners of the Atlanta Metropolitan area, today announced that it’s next Life Enrichment Seminar© “Recession Proof Insurance Protection for the Business Woman— Are You Covered?” will be presented by guest speaker Rita Johnson of Rita Johnson State Farm Agency in Historic College Park, GA at 3529 Main St. on April 18th.
Recession Insurance : Sales & Marketing Jobs That Will Vanish
In this morning’s post, I explained that the current economy is going to leave many sales professionals without a job. But it’s not just the economy that presents a threat — it’s the Internet, which makes many traditional sales and marketing jobs obsolete. As businesses get over their initial shock, stop their panicking, and start looking at their cost-structures, they’re only going to keep certain types of sales and marketing professionals. Will you make the cut? To find out, read on…
Recession Insurance : The Downturn’s New Rules for Marketers
Around the world, marketing and sales executives are being asked to do more with less. It’s a demand many have heard in previous hard times, and most managers muddled through then. But the nature of the current downturn—and of the changes the marketing and sales environment has undergone since the 2001–02 recession—suggests that those who follow the survival techniques of past slowdowns risk betting on the wrong markets, customers, advertising vehicles, or sales approaches.
Recession Insurance : Basic Understanding of the Foreign Exchange Market (Forex)
The Foreign exchange market is totally unique; it is totally different to the organized exchange of the New York stock Exchange or London stock exchange. The traditional exchanges are located at one physical location. Members of the stock exchange (usually stock brokers) do all the buying and selling and report to the stock exchange. Then the exchange actually sees to the settlement of these transactions, makes sure the share certificates go to the buyers and the money to the sellers.