Business Strategies That Work!
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Business Strategies That Work!
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I’m Dale Tessman, owner of Business Strategies That Work!. Your goals and dreams are important to me, and I want to help you bring them to fruition sooner than later.
My straightforward, actionable strategies for small business success provide clients and seminar audiences with cost-effective plans that generate bigger profits faster. Since 2007, I’ve worked with countless business owners and entrepreneurs throughout the United States developing plans and programs for marketing, budgets, communication, customer service, image and branding, profitability, employee and vendor relationships, as well as time management and wellness plans for you and your employees.
I provide clients and audiences with “Business Strategies that Work!” My speaking style is interactive and audiences remain engaged as I share techniques and strategies that can be utilized in any business immediately. I work with business owners of professional offices, retail spaces, restaurants and bars, salons and gyms, and non-profit organizations.
My straightforward, actionable strategies for small business success provide clients and seminar audiences with cost-effective plans that generate bigger profits faster. Since 2007, I’ve worked with countless business owners and entrepreneurs throughout the United States developing plans and programs for marketing, budgets, communication, customer service, image and branding, profitability, employee and vendor relationships, as well as time management and wellness plans for you and your employees.
I provide clients and audiences with “Business Strategies that Work!” My speaking style is interactive and audiences remain engaged as I share techniques and strategies that can be utilized in any business immediately. I work with business owners of professional offices, retail spaces, restaurants and bars, salons and gyms, and non-profit organizations.
Your Advice to the Community:
Three things: Don’t burn bridges with your employees or your contractors. They can make or break you when you have the opportunity to “go back to work”. In many ways they are the “first impression” of your business. You want that to be a positive & memorable impression. Second: Don’t panic and start slashing your budget. Methodically review all income and expenses line by line. How can you bring expenses down without eliminating the item (change the contract, shift hours, etc.)? Third: Market! Market! Market! Everything that “goes out the door” by phone, text, paper bag, individual or whatever needs to be letting people know what your business is, where it is, and that you are indeed “open” for business.