It seems that most people turn to marketing and advertising as the magic bullets that will solve a laundry list of company problems , especially problems related to revenue and growth of their customer base. When a product is not selling as a company thinks it should or traffic at a new restaurant has slowed to a trickle, it seems like the answer is to do more marketing and advertising: buy bigger ads; tell a better story; make the ads more controversial; or hire people to twirl signs to direct customers to you.
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Oymaian earns certification
Greg Oymaian of Keystone Pacific Property Management, a California-based community association management company, recently earned the Certified Community Association Manager designation through the California Association of Community Managers.
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Talkov elected to Barrister’s Board
Riverside Law Firm Reid & Hellyer Associate Attorney Scott Talkov has been elected member-at-large for the Riverside County Bar Association’s 2010-2011 Barristers Board.
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Slimko completes leadership training program
Katie Slimko of the Palm Desert Chamber of Commerce recently graduated from Institute for Organization Management, a four-year nonprofit leadership training program at the Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles.
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