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Eight Steps To Better Communications In The Workplace

by Jeff Slater | Jul 17, 2015 | Marketing Advice, Personal Stories

I work hard at being clear, understood and a skilled communicator. This is true of my personal as well as my professional life. I am consistently rated as outstanding at communications during performance reviews and with my consulting clients. Writing clearly is...
Marketing Authentic Experiences

Marketing Authentic Experiences

by Jeff Slater | Jul 13, 2015 | Marketing Advice, Marketing People, Personal Stories

Lisa Gross missed out on some important experiences like cooking with a grandparent, who could tell stories about life in the old country while sharing a classic recipe from back home. It was this gap that helped her create an inspired business idea called League of...
8 Ways To Market an Octopus

8 Ways To Market an Octopus

by Jeff Slater | Jul 1, 2015 | Advertising, Marketing Advice, Personal Stories

I was wandering through Whole Foods doing a little shopping, and I went over to the seafood counter to buy some salmon. In front of me was a whole octopus in all its odd and freaky glory. I wondered who buys this stuff and what do they do with it. And then, a...
365 by Whole Foods

365 by Whole Foods

by Jeff Slater | Jun 26, 2015 | Interesting Brands, Marketing Advice, Marketing People, Personal Stories

Whole Foods, a brand I greatly admire, feels a challenge in their markets and in the stock market. Their growth isn’t what it was, and they often have to overcome the burden of the ‘whole paycheck’ image. So they recently announced that they would offer a new type of...
Who Speaks for your Brand?

Who Speaks for your Brand?

by Jeff Slater | Jun 24, 2015 | Marketing Advice, Marketing People, Personal Stories

No one wants to be called a dummy. Today every brand needs to have a public spokesperson for media interviews. They need to be trained and capable of consistently answering the media’s questions.  However, managing your brand’s reputation requires something different...
9 Things NOT TO DO if you start a Food Business

9 Things NOT TO DO if you start a Food Business

by Jeff Slater | Jun 22, 2015 | Interesting Brands, Marketing Advice, Personal Stories

Starting any business is difficult. There are so many things you must do. But, there are an equal amount of things you shouldn’t do. Nine things NOT TO DO if you start a food business. Don’t ask your friends and family for their opinion about the product. They...
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