Price guns are a great way to ensure that you’re not overcharging your customers. They’re also a great tool for creating price
lists, and a range of other business tasks. But how do you find the right one? For the latest info on price guns, see this article.
Books-on-demand are awesome. They can help you learn new skills, build your resume, and maybe even learn a new language. But often they’re filled with mistakes and poor choices, and that takes away from the offering of the book.
With your help, we’d love to offer a far better product: an authoritative guide to creating a focused and valuable learning experience. We could even commission a dozen high-quality, peer reviewed books on this topic.
We’d certainly be open to the idea of doing a series of free copies, at a loss to ourselves but with a healthy social good side applied. (Such artwork is great for a social good cause, or to put on your next do-goodery event to raise money for a good cause!)
We’d want to keep our content as focused as possible, and ideally supply the librarians, teachers, and students who could use this information. We’d also consider limiting audience sharing to our friends, family, and anyone inside or connected to our network of high-powered contacts.
The Guidelines
To be accepted, we need your idea, draft, or excerpt for this type of project. It would be helpful if you could talk through the crepoints and content issues with us. Please respond to this article. (Could you talk about a few other topics, and tell us why they’re important?) If it’s educational and cliched, there are restrictions as to who from will read your piece.
One factor to consider is whether the topic you’re covering is already covered, and if not, you can explore covering it. Admittedly, we don’t cover everything, and if you tend towards the dramatic or the high concept, you may want to reconsider.
Part of how a good manager ensures that projects are still adding value to the business later is by regularly quizzing stakeholders to gauge the current status of their projects, changing big-picture goals as necessary.