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Fred Olivieri Construction Still Standing on a Solid Foundation
Third generation is now part of Canton contracting company; growth has been consistent for business that employs 150 in Stark County. Rule number one in the construction field is to build on a strong foundation. That rule also applies to operating a business.
View Web PageK Carpet & Rug Gallery Handles Stark County's Needs, From the Floor Up
Hard work and a customer focus have led to more than 50 years of steady success for Stark County's leading flooring specialist. K Carpet & Rug Gallery, at 4611 Everhard Road NW, has Stark County covered. Literally. Well, at least its floors.
View Web PageThroughout Turnaround, Union Metal Keeps 'Getting Better Every Day'
Historic Canton light pole manufacturer gets second chance to make an even bigger mark in the important industry it helped to shape. Successful manufacturing operations are driven by innovation, productivity and safety. They continuously work to get better at each. Union Metal Industries Corp. , at 1432 Maple Ave.
View Web PageDuring Crises, It’s More Important Than Ever to Support Local
Without the support of all of us, many local businesses we know and love could be gone following the COVID-19 pandemic. Much information has been shared about coronavirus disease 2019, also referred to as COVID-19. Some of that information is true, and some is speculation.
View Web PageNiche Up for Success
With a GDP of nearly $20 trillion and a citizenry accounting for more than a quarter of the global household consumption, the United States is inarguably the most hyper-consumer economy in the history of the world. Hyper-consumerism begets hyper-competition. Hyper-competition is the No. 1 problem facing marketers today.
View Web Page55 Years Later: Revisiting Jack Trout’s Original Article on Positioning
If you haven’t read Jack Trout’s original article on positioning, you can read it here. Published in Industrial Marketing in June of 1969, this single article was the foundation upon which Trout and Ries built their principles of positioning.
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