“Sometimes you just need to get off the grid to get your soul right.” Anon There is a Twitter profile called ‘The State of Linkedin’ which has been making a name for itself /
For me, one of the most enjoyable podcasts so far. Dave Linton is the CEO of MadLug, a brilliant story teller, telling the most remarkable brand story. “Story telling” has become a fashionable term for
When sales strategy meets marketing strategy One of the biggest problems faced by SMEs in business development is not a lack of sales ability within their teams but more a lack of clarity when it comes
Customer experience – the gap between expectation and experience is usually disappointment. I’m not an expert on Gospel music but when I heard the Harlem Gospel Choir was playing in Belfast as part of
There is a famous quote by GAA commentator Micheal O’Muircheartaigh about Fiji and Fermanagh and how neither has a tradition for the majesty of hurling. Belfast certainly isn’t a “watch-making stronghold” but it is the
Sales podcast: Episode 31: Paul McKeever, CEO Continually The latest episode in the autumn series of The Shift Control Podcast is with Paul McKeever, serial entrepreneur and CEO of Belfast-based start up, Continually. I first
Give your people the right kind of sales training It is hard to fully recognise the value of a customer until they are gone. You might know what financial contribution they make to your business
Summer 2018 has been a memorable one for me. The great Irish weather, the occasional music festival, an extended run in the All-Ireland series by Tyrone and a holiday to beat all holidays in
This has been a good year musically for me, so far – I have been to a few memorable gigs including Nick Cave, Joan Baez, Franz Ferdinand and Underworld, (both courtesy of the underwhelming
You’ve probably heard the one about the electric drill. Guy walks into a DIY store, looking for a ¼ inch drill when in fact he is looking to buy a ¼ inch hole in