Sunday, 14 June 2020
How to Boost Your Business in A Digital Environment
(NewsUSA)
– Now more than ever, businesses need to explore how to best serve their customers in the digital marketplace. That means finding ways to stay relevant and keep their audiences engaged. A professional development webinar series from the National Kitchen & Bath Association shows businesses how to develop and maintain a strong online presence.The National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) is a non-profit trade group for the kitchen and bath industry.
The series opens with Jim Nowakowski, a marketing and marketing communications specialist with more than 20 years of experience, notably in the manufacturing and publishing industries. Mr. Nowakowski brings his considerable expertise in communications and business-to-business advertising purchasing patterns to the webinars. The series kicked off on January 10 with “Staying in Front of Your Customers in a Digital Environment.”
Positive feedback from attendees emphasized Mr. Nowakowski’s enthusiasm and business acumen, with comments about his material and delivery such as, “his examples were detailed and easy to understand, with stories that made a point,” and “he was the best presenter I have seen in a while, very engaging and entertaining.”
“It’s always an honor to present my business topics to designers, showroom consultants, architects and manufacturers,” Nowakowski said after the presentation.
“When I received the feedback, I was thrilled that the audience walked away with knowledge they can use,” he adds.
The webinar focuses on providing the audience with information on digital disruption in the marketplace and what strategic tools can keep a business relevant and valuable in servicing customers.
For example, participants learn how value comes from differentiation, and the importance of what makes a business unique.
“What do you do that your competitor doesn’t do? What does your competitor do that you don’t?” Mr. Nowakowski asks.
Mr. Nowakowski also emphasizes how business basics never change, even in the age of disruption, and reviews tactics on how to stay in front of customers in a digital environment that includes using advertising, phone surveys, and quality service.
The full presentation of Staying in Front of Your Customers in Digital Environment is available http://intrln.com/front.
Visit www.interlinegroup.com for more information and additional webinars offered.
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Monday, 1 June 2020
Heart Attacks Aren’t Cancelled, Call 911
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– Even during a pandemic, such as COVID-19, other emergencies don’t just go away. Heart attacks and strokes require immediate medical attention. The American Heart Association recommends that calling 911 and getting to the hospital quickly if you or a loved one are experiencing symptoms is your best chance for survival, and continues to be a safe option.It is concerning that hospitals across the United States are reporting notably fewer patients admitted for strokes and heart attacks. Medical organizations fear that many people may not call 911 or go to the hospital because they are afraid of contracting COVID-19.However, calling 911 is the best chance for survival if you experience a heart attack or stroke, the American Heart Association emphasizes.First responders are trained to help patients with all emergency medical conditions, even in the current pandemic. Immediate treatment of a heart attack or stroke is essential, especially since data shows that individuals with cardiovascular disease are more likely to have serious complications from the virus – even death.Leaders of medical organizations, including the American Heart Association, the Association of Black Cardiologists, the American Academy of Neurology, the American College of Emergency Physicians, the Heart Failure Society of America, the Heart Rhythm Society, and the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions have issued a joint statement reminding all Americans, but especially those who are at increased risk for heart attack and stroke, such as those with cardiovascular disease, that it is safe for everyone to call 911, and that it is safe for anyone to go to the hospital.Hospitals are following protocols to sanitize, maintain social distancing, and isolate COVID-19 patients from those in the hospital for other reasons including treatment for heart attack or stroke.The American Heart Association and other medical organizations also advise individuals with existing cardiovascular conditions to use telehealth visits to continue managing risk factors and taking medications as prescribed.Symptoms of a heart attack can include:* Chest discomfort.* Discomfort in other areas of the body, such as the arms, back, neck, jaw or stomach.* Shortness of breath, as well as breaking out in a cold sweat, nausea, or lightheadedness.Signs of stroke can include:* Face drooping.* Arm weakness.* Slurred speech, or other sudden physical difficulties.For information on COVID-19, heart health, and the signs of a heart attack, stroke, or cardiac arrest, visit heart.org.
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