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Bill McCurry

Bill McCurry Columnist, Chairman - McCurry & Associates

A regular columnist for Green Profit magazine, Bill doesn't look at marketing the way everyone else does. He often takes a different slant on things, the result of standing back and throwing away preconceived notions. Bill is the author of several super business resources, including "Guerilla Marketing For The Imaging Industry," "Guerilla Managing For The Imaging Industry," "Digital Guerrilla Marketing," and the new "It's Your People

Recent Articles

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Does Autopay Mean Always Pay?
Bill McCurry
The retailer realized a danger was that he didn’t see the backup documentation when the monthly bills were run through his credit cards.
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Yes, There Are New Things!
Bill McCurry
If you avoid trade shows because you don’t think there’s anything new, think again.
Features
Are You Shrinking Your Profits?
Bill McCurry
In the final installment of this three-part series, we look at the toughest aspect of shrink—when it’s coming from inside the business.
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Gaining the Upper Hand on Unintended Consequences
Bill McCurry
The unintended consequence from California’s minimum wage boost for fast food workers is that it can boost all wages.
Features
Shrink From External Factors
Bill McCurry
In Part 2 of a three-part series on shrink, Bill explores the many ways outside sources can impact the bottom line.
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Young Retailers Make Changes for the Better
Bill McCurry
Upcoming Young Retailers are taking traditional beliefs and morphing them into what works in the contemporary world.
Features
Shrinking Profits
Bill McCurry
In the first of a three-part series, Bill McCurry begins his exploration of retail shrink with the variety of ways it can occur and the importance of staying on top of it.
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Marketplace Reality Meets Inventory
Bill McCurry
When customers are disappointed, they find another source for their needs.
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Evil Succeeds If Enough Good People Do Nothing
Bill McCurry
The ill-gotten loot—valued at over $8,000—included trees, exotic plants, prized bushes, concrete fountains and an $800 teak bench.
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Telling the Story Sells You and the Product
Bill McCurry
When you sell, do your customers hear a story?
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