What other jobs you can suggest as i am running a DTP (Desktop Publishing) unit.? -

What other job work, simultaneously I can do, you can suggest related to my field as presently I am running a DTP (Desktop Publishing) unit.

you can go for graphic designing field .... designing of brochure, covers etc....

I wonder where the street peddlers wholesale real legit DVD Movies and why they sell so cheep? -

I wonder where the street pedlers wholesasle real legit Movies and why they sell so cheepN AND These are Original copies

would you like to start again with that question ,in English this time please. If you are asking if street peddlers are selling legitimate DVDs then the answer is a big No. Never mind though as hopefully the police will get them and eventually only legitimate one will be sold but they WONT be cheap

The only likely way a street peddler can be in possession of legit movies is for them to be stolen property. One exception is if they were obtained from a shipper s or Post Office auction, which is very rare. Counterfeit (illegally copied) movies are very common, and are more likely. They can look exactly like the good stuff . There is a chance that an illegal copy will play, but there are no guarantees and there is no one to give you your refund if you are cheated. I think that is obvious. For bargains, you could wait til a picture goes on sale. You could ask friends to sell you their old movies. You can buy used movies after others have seen them. Do you feel lucky?

They re just copies. Illegal as Hell.But the technology is so good you just can t tell. CD image printers and access to the printed movie box artwork just makes their crime even easier.

what makes you think they are legitimate?

Is it a good marketing practice, especially with the holidays coming up, to run a CASH ONLY sale? -

If we are making hand over fist next Friday, but most customers pay with debit/credit cards, isnt that rewarding the banks more than the business itself?

Jason, this plan sounds more like a strategy to market yourself onto the scrap heap. I rarely like concepts that make it harder for customers to complete transactions. Taking away the way most consumers like to pay doesn t seem like much of an idea for them to connect with your business. What is the value proposition for them? (By the way, business owners who aren t constantly asking themselves that last question don t have much a future.) Customers don t care if you have to pay bank fees for card use; all they care about is making their transactions quicker and easier.That said, if you could turn it into a positive for buyers, I could warm to this idea. For instance, you might think about setting aside a certain segment of your merchandise and slashing prices with a cash-only caveat. You could select slow-moving or low-margin products, sort of a close-out for those armed with cash. That way, customers could feel that they are winning as you win too.

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Why identify customers needs? -

By identifying anticipating their needs you re in a better position to make them feel comfortable and taken care of.It s the initiative that puts one company (agency) apart and above others.

Success comes from filling the Customer s needs. When you understand your client s needs you are more likely to:Know what and why the client is buying.Tailor you customer approach to match why and what they are buying.This will allow you to SELL your product or service faster,more often and at a better price-making more money. The most successful understand what is motivating the client and sell a solution or answer to their needs and wants on an emotional basis.

To understand your client s needs you are more likely to:

If you identify what your customer needs you would be able to provide better services and not annoy them more. as my friends say it s better to have something more than enough, than not enough at all :D

I guess they don t teach critical thinking skills in school anymore

to recognize demand and plan

to fulfil them

What is the best way to buy a commercial espresso machine? -

Looking to learn about the best way to buy or lease an espresso machine in the Atlanta area. I guess any Georgia Coffee Commercial Supplier tips will help.

Here check out this local company. http://www.brugnetti.com They have a repair service if your machine need fixed. A warehouse club will not have the machine you will need.

No restaurant supply warehouses in your area? Atlanta is a very big city with suburbs, gotta have at least one of those...

What are some pros and cons of owning a business that installs solar panels? -

im doing a business plan at school for solar panel installations. Best answer 10 points....CMON PEOPLE there has to be someone that knows

Its an illuminating experienceYou bring light into peoples lives

Present market, relatively immune to economic downturn, as generally only the rich install panels.When the economy turns around, potential for huge growth.Oversupply of people that will want to work for you, at least for now.Low barriers to entry - your competition will be every penny-ante installer working out of a garage that could pass the licensing test. Look at the stock chart of Akeena (AKNS) - it s hard to get big and compete with the small shops. Growth could be limited unless you can add value in some other business model.A solar panel system is capital-intensive. If your business model is to simply install panels that someone else supplies, you avoid this problem. But then, any monkey can do what your shop does, dirt cheap. If you intend to go after the customers that are cash-poor, you will need to carry the cost of the system, or somehow arrange financing. If your business model is not all-cash-up-front, then you will have to carry the cost of the panels and equipment for a short time before you get paid. It s customary not to pay a contractor the full amount up front. You may need start-up cash to purchase the equipment.

Can I trace a customer via a credit card receipt for non-payment of an item? -

A customer bought an item from my shop and also borrowed another item to see if it looked ok in their home, the agreement being that they would phone the shop to confirm the purchase or else just return the item in question. As neither has happened I feel I may have been conned. I have the merchant copy of the receipt for the other purchase but what are the guidelines and is it possible to debit money from their account?

Use the information from your copy and put a charge through for what they owe you. If they challenge it you can then submit your proof as best you can. It is worth a shot anyway.