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Jim Miller, on the Average Ticket thread, indicated that he had changed his advertising to a more focused approach saving him money and yielding more satisfactory returns
That is a great example of how he monitored his activity, analyzed those actions and reacted and modified his response. It's no surprise that such a good operator as he would do that.
But what things have you done differently or changed in the last two-three years?
It might be an advertising approach or equipment or location or product mix or anything that has made a difference.
For extra credit, it might be fun to tell us what made you look at a potential change, what made you make a decision and how did you determine if the change was beneficial?
Bad changes that didn't work out are as much fun as the successful ones, too
That is a great example of how he monitored his activity, analyzed those actions and reacted and modified his response. It's no surprise that such a good operator as he would do that.
But what things have you done differently or changed in the last two-three years?
It might be an advertising approach or equipment or location or product mix or anything that has made a difference.
For extra credit, it might be fun to tell us what made you look at a potential change, what made you make a decision and how did you determine if the change was beneficial?
Bad changes that didn't work out are as much fun as the successful ones, too