10 Benefits of Branding
By Judy Winslow
You may be wondering why Branding is so important to the success of your business. Consider the points below, to see how they would contribute to the growth and bottom line of your venture.
1. A sharp focus will be created this clarity will increase your overall effectiveness.
2. Your marketing activities will be more likely to attract the right prospects for your service.
3. Your business development plan will be aligned with your personal values for increased success, with reduced stress.
4. Core messages will be created that truly reflect the features, benefits and unique qualities of your product or service.
5. A clear consistent product & presence will instill confidence in your customers. You will naturally create a sense of reliability, and responsibility.
6. Gives your business a structure and plan, giving you the time to focus on other aspects of the business.
7. Brings order to your day, creating systems to take the stress out of your business activities.
8. Informs the culture of the business so everyone involved can easily support the business goals.
9. Allows for a strategy driven business that will increase revenue-generating systems.
10. A strong brand will establish you and your business as experts in your field.
If you need further convincing consider the businesses you admire and consider if they have a plan in place. I would bet that they do. Now consider, how might a strategy such as this drive your profits?
As a Coach/Consultant/Speaker with a strong focus on Branding, award winning graphic abilities, plus a marketing and business development background in both the corporate and entrepreneurial worlds,
Judy Winslow offers her clients a unique perspective. She is committed to assisting people worldwide in their personal and professional growth. Her result oriented processes have enabled companies of all sizes to grow and her diverse clientele ranges from Fortune 500 companies to start-ups seeking specialized branding and innovative communications strategies. All of her work is customized to fit the needs and vision of her clients to ensure their sound success. Contact her at BrightPointeInfo.com or 941-586-7440
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Recent press reports, including a column in the Turkish daily Hurriyet, have warned of a crackdown on tax dodging landlords. Although the practice is widespread in Turkey, there has been a particular outcry about foreign owners renting properties ?informally? from their home country, usually via word-or-mouth, websites or the classifieds, and not paying tax on the income. There have been increasing demands for action from hoteliers in the coastal resorts, who see villa rentals as a growing source of competition.
A recent declaration by the Turkish Ministry of Finance also suggests that the tax authorities will be clamping down and may be targeting foreign-owned properties in the future. ?Every property owner must be registered with the tax authorities, at which time they become a tax payer even if they are not residing in Turkey,? explains solicitor Ayse Ozcan of Acacia International. ?Income tax on the rental from their property is one of the taxes and should not be ignored.?
However according to Janet Crawley of online rental agency Villa Renters Turkey, Most owners simply aren't aware of the rules, otherwise they would do things legitimately. There are also practical problems, like finding an English-speaking solicitor.
Rental income must be declared annually, along with any other personal income earned in Turkey, with hefty fines, and interest liable on back taxes, for landlords caught not doing so. Income tax rates are currently 15-35%, but there is a personal allowance of 2,200 YTL and you can claim up to 25% of the gross rental income back in expenses for maintenance and repairs. A Turkish accountant can prepare your accounts for you, with payment due every year in March.
Dominic Whiting is a journalist and publisher of the Buying in Property Guides. For more information about buying property in Turkey, newsletters or to order the books visit: www.buyinginguides.info
Progesterone Supplements
By Kevin Stith
Progesterone is a hormone produced by the ovaries that helps maintain a normal menstrual cycle. By preparing the lining of the uterus for implantation by the embryo, Progesterone also plays a critical role in maintaining the early weeks of a pregnancy. At approximately the eighth week of a normal pregnancy, the placenta takes over the role of producing Progesterone for the remainder of the pregnancy. Progesterone helps relax the muscles in the lining of the uterus, and also helps the breasts to develop in preparation for milk production after the birth of a baby.
Some women have ovaries that do not produce adequate Progesterone. These women may experience difficulty in conceiving, or in maintaining a pregnancy once conception occurs. For such women, Progesterone Supplements may be prescribed. When given after ovulation, Progesterone Supplements act on the lining of the uterus to make it thick and nutrient-rich in preparation for implantation of the embryo. Progesterone Supplements may also be prescribed in early pregnancy if a womans blood Progesterone levels are low or if she has a history of repeated miscarriages. Such supplements are typically prescribed for several weeks.
Progesterone Supplements may be taken by mouth, as injections, or as vaginal suppositories. While most oral Progesterone Supplements are capsules, there are some supplements called troches that are placed under the tongue to dissolve. Progesterone injections are usually given in the buttock area, and are reported by some women to be more painful and to cause more soreness than many other types of injections. A Progesterone suppository is inserted into the vagina. It may cause some leaking; this is normal and does not mean that Progesterone is not being absorbed. Progesterone Supplementation may cause some common but transient side effects such as nausea, tiredness and breast tenderness.
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Home inspection plays a very important role in the real estate process. When you are buying or selling a home, you rely on a home inspector to provide an accurate and reliable inspection of a property. A home inspector will tell you about the condition of the home and help you avoid buying a home that needs major repairs. It is the perfect way to get an in-depth and impartial opinion of your next home before you buy it.
What to Expect
Typically, you will hire a home inspector either immediately before an offer is made on a home or as a contingency to a sale. Additionally, home inspections are ideal if you want to evaluate your home's condition or diagnose potential problems before they become serious issues.
Home inspectors perform the following duties:
-Evaluate the physical condition of a property, including the structure, construction and mechanical systems.
-Identify the items that should be repaired or replaced.
-Estimate the remaining useful life of the major systems (such as electrical, plumbing, heating, air conditioning), equipment, structure, and finishes.
Although inspections are primarily visual, inspectors may use tape measures, survey instruments, metering devices, and other equipment, such as concrete strength measurers, to aid in their inspection. They keep a log of their work, take photographs, and file a formal report.
The inspection usually takes two or three hours (depending on the age and size of the home). You should be present so you can ask questions and learn about areas that need additional work. All of the findings will be presented in a formal report that details the condition of the home.
A Close Look
The main purpose of the home inspector is to provide an objective viewpoint on the condition of a specific home at the time of inspection. The inspector does not evaluate the cost or value of the property, but provides a close examination of the following:
Structural Components: Foundations, floors and walls.
Exterior Components: Siding paint, windows, decks, garage doors, etc.
Roofing: Coverings, flashings, chimneys, etc.
Plumbing: Piping, fixtures, faucets, water heating and fuel storage systems, etc.
Electrical: Wiring, main service panels, conductors, switches, receptacles, etc.
Heating: Equipment, safety controls, distribution systems, chimneys, etc.
Air Conditioning and Heat Pumps: Cooling and air-handling equipment, controls and ducting, etc.
Interior: Partitions, ceilings, floors, railings, doors and windows, etc.
Insulation and Ventilation: Attics, walls, floors, foundations, kitchen and bathrooms, etc.
They will additionally perform the following services (sometimes for an extra fee): mold sampling, radon testing, asbestos evaluation, pests/wood destroying organisms, carbon monoxide testing, lead testing, and more. These services are not always available.
Make sure to protect your investment. Get a home inspection before you buy your next home!
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Heather Brunson is a lead marketing writer for Allied Schools. She has a B.A. in Journalism with an emphasis on public relations. She has additional experience in technical writing.
New research from a leading British property investment firm suggests that property price increases in Bulgaria have slowed. The report by UK-based Assetz shows annual price rises dropped from a nationwide average of 36% in 2005 to 17.8% for the same period this year. The company partly attributed this to an over-supply of new properties in the most popular areas, such as the mountain resort of Bansko and Sunny Beach on the Black Sea coast, which have experienced an unprecedented building boom. Indeed, property consultants Colliers International report an amazing 152% jump in the number of new properties available in Bansko since June 2005, with 22,500 units in various stages of development in the coastal resorts.
Despite the slowing of price increases, and the end of dramatic over-night returns, investors continue to view Bulgarian property as a good long-term investment due to the country?s forthcoming entry into the EU and its growing popularity as a tourist destination. Investor confidence in the market was illustrated by the entry of several large international players, with Deutsche Bank recently announcing investments of ?65 million in two residential projects in Sofia, while the US-based real estate franchise Century 21 unveiled plans to open up to 70 offices in the country over the next two years.
Stuart Law, managing director of Assetz comments: Bulgaria is facing a period of readjustment after huge initial foreign investment. While longer-term investors are still set to benefit over the next five to ten years, as low cost property continues to attract holiday home buyers, there are no longer instant returns.
Dominic Whiting is a journalist and publisher of the Buying in Property Guides. www.buyinginguides.info