Showing posts with label share. Show all posts
Showing posts with label share. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Japanese fabrics to share
Japanese fabrics to share
Ive had lots of questions about this particular
print ever since I posted an image of it in one
of my posts. I was so bummed to turn you down by
having to tell you that I could get this only
because I had my mom in Japan who was willing to
help me out with the order; the shop accepts only
one form of payment, a direct payment which is done
when a package is delivered to the recipient in Japan.
I went to look for this print online only to
discover that it is out-of-print by YUWA
Live Life Collection that I couldnt find anywhere else.
So guess what, I decided to buy a whole bunch from the
shop so that I can share this fabric with you guys!
I have listed a set of fat quarters of these two
prints in my shop, but if you want these prints in
larger increments, please feel free to contact me!
If you can let me know that you came from here
when you snatch the prints from the shop, I will
be happy to enclose a little piece of rare
Japanese cotton print like this one.
If youd rather give a chance to win a set
of two fat quarters of the first two fabrics,
leave a comment under this post, (two, if you
are either a follower/subscriber to my blog or
have snagged anything from my shop before,
to increase your likelihood of winning ;)
Ill leave this giveaway open until the 20th of this
Thank you for stopping by!
Have a great Monday!!
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Wednesday, May 31, 2017
Its been one month Yeah! Now Share your Secrets with me!
Its been one month Yeah! Now Share your Secrets with me!
Secrets One Month Anniversary!
It has been one month today since I first sent the email out to my friends to "launch" my new blog.
So I thought it would be fun to ask you to share your secrets with me. Here is my problem:
My baby just turned 2 and he still has that binky!! I know I could "cold turkey" take it away but I really want to know some Super Mommy ways to take it away. Something fun and cute, of course. I need some help! Please give me your suggesstions, ideas, things you have heard of that is creative or has worked well!
Come On Super Mommies, I need some secrets this time!
I want to post a big thanks for all of the amazing support from everyone out there! And a special thanks to the fellow bloggers out there who have linked, tweeted, or "featured" me! I love blogging all of the fun Super Mommy things we do around here. I have lots of fun secrets and collaborations that I am really excited to post soon, and I am thankful to all of you for your creativity and inspiration!
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Tuesday, February 14, 2017
Is Market Share a Useful Metric
Is Market Share a Useful Metric
In a short article for Sloan Management Review, Neil T. Bendle and Charan K. Bagga argue that managers should be cautious about using market share as a key metric for their businesses. I concur wholeheartedly with their concerns about using market share as a primary objective. I believe that efforts to grow market share often cause managers to pursue misguided strategies that ultimately undermine competitive advantage and damage long-run profitability. Bundle and Bagga argue:
In some markets, bigger can be better; the most obvious examples are markets with economies of scale. Companies in such markets can reduce their cost per unit by selling more — thus increasing overall profits. If you think you are in such a market, you should confirm that the economies of scale you think exist actually do. Economies of scale do not automatically apply to all markets. For example, consulting does not get substantially cheaper per hour to provide at higher volumes... In some settings, market share can be a proxy for power. Depending on the setting, relative size can matter, and having a bigger market share can encourage others to treat your company more favorably. For example, when it comes to dealing with retailers, a category leader such as Coca-Cola may be able to negotiate better deals than a weaker brand can; retailers need Coke on their shelves more than they may need a smaller brand. A similar logic applies to network goods, which are products for which the benefit to consumers increases when more people use them. For example, Facebook’s value to its members increases when more of its members’ friends use it. Overall, though, the research on the relationship between profits and market share is ambiguous. There is no general rule; the importance of market share varies from market to market.
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