Dogtor Tess

Imagine asking today how the Internet affects business. It’s an absurd question, like asking how electricity changed business. Asking the same about sustainability, it turns out, is equally absurd. Like the Internet, sustainability spurs innovation in everything, from how you see your business model to whether you see your employees (why not let them work at home more?). Here are our favorite ways companies today are greening up–and saving money and making better widgets in the process:-

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Selling Pet Products Through Home Parties June 1, 2007 By Anita Campbell This week’s company profile is Shure Pets. Shure Pets combines home parties with pet products. If you’ve ever been to a Tupperware party (men, don’t laugh — some of the top Tupperware sales professionals are men), then you know the business model. Shure Pets has a line of almost 300 pet products that are sold through direct sales consultants. These direct sales consultants arrange in-home parties with frie

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This is a leading retailer of veterinarian manufactured and endorsed vitamins, supplements and related health care products, announces a new product series, which is in the direction of better health dogs. According to company executives this website includes pet-food-product business model: retail distribution leadership, a veterinary program, two programs combine a best in the category e-commerce [...]

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In my last Daily Fix post I asked for your advice to help my struggling Lemonade Stand. The recession is affecting business the way it has many… less customer traffic, less sales, and higher costs. Keeping complexity low, I based the problem on a kid-run business. However, the quality of the advice is high. Your response has been a slew of great advice, suggestions ranging from conservative to far out. The lemonade stand is a simple business model. Few ingredients. Singular core competency

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