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In a bid to get the nation chatting about fraud, we’ve launched Crafty Lager 7726 – a limited-edition beer which puts fraud-fighting advice in consumers hands with an easy reminder of how to report dodgy calls and texts. Our research found that 1 in 3 Brits would find it more embarrassing to openly talk about fraud than disclosing their reasons for visiting the doctor – despite 77% of Brits believing that talking about fraud openly could help people stay safe. Members of the public can claim two free cans of Crafty Lager 7726 or a non-alcoholic alternative in select pubs across the UK by simply quoting ‘7726’ at the bar. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eENAdypV #Fraud #FraudAwareness #Scams #7726

https://lnkd.in/gJq9aS9w I rarely post anything, but this one hit way too close to home. Having been a local grocer for 15 years in the community of East San Jose, I have seen it all and have been in my fair share of beer runs and shoplifting fights. To the business owners who are working the front line of their own businesses, it's not worth it. You can do a million things for prevention, including setting up mirrors and cameras and having a presence with good employees, but if someone is intent on taking something, they will take it. I understand how much your business means to you and that it is the thing that puts food on the table for yourself and your family. But it means nothing when a potential shoplifter carries a dangerous weapon. Thank goodness nothing happened here. I once worked overnight to update our PoS lanes solo. At 2 a.m., these three or four teenagers with ski masks and gloves carefully removed the side door panels to avoid tripping the alarm. As the owner of my 'domain,' a 20,000 sqft operation, my instant reaction was to puff up my chest and walk straight at there, yelling, 'HEY - WE'RE CLOSED!' They took off running in a panic, shocked that anyone would be inside the building with all the lights off at such an ungodly hour. Watching the evening surveillance, I realized how upside-down that situation could have become. That instant reaction I felt that night was the same as these two ladies, and I commend them for being so strong and offer my deep relief that they were not seriously injured. To the thieves hoping to walk out with some drinks for a quick buzz, you need to reassess your life. Our society is far from perfect in addressing the needs of the marginalized, but that does not mean help is not there. Reach out and get help, and work with our available institutions instead of against them. And respect your community leaders, including business owners. They are there for themselves but often contribute to the community in ways most of us cannot see. As an example, our market participated in several local food security programs and provided over $1000 in free produce every week over the course of a two-year pilot program with the County. I also engaged heavily with our local neighborhood, hiring directly from the neighborhood and focussing on minorities new to the US but simultaneously enrolled in ESL or entry-level college courses. When I visit my old market, I can no longer recognize it because of its rebranding and re-alignment to a new target audience. But the soul of the community is still there and is a place from which I often reflect on life. Only Good Things, Charlie

#BetterDaysAreOnTheWay It might be because these Olympic victories are still fresh. But I feel like Brittainy Lynn wrote about the strengths of the team like a great coach that she is for our new blog! Understanding the unique strengths of each of Better Days Delivery's dispensary partners will be helpful when you get ready to place your next delivery order. Say hey to the starting 5! Now introducing the stores that support the dream:

Now that’s what you call a hamper which really pampers. Name it and it’s there. So now you can no longer ask, “What gift can I give?’ #FNPdotAE #specialday #dubaicakeshops #premiumgifts #giftshop #giftcombo #gifthamper #GiftsthatConnect

The Liebeck v. McDonald's Restaurants case is one of the most famous personal injury lawsuits in U.S. history. In 1992, Stella Liebeck, a 79-year-old woman, suffered third-degree burns after spilling a cup of McDonald's coffee in her lap. The coffee was served at a temperature of around 190 degrees Fahrenheit, significantly hotter than home-brewed coffee. Liebeck required skin grafts and extensive medical treatment. The jury awarded her $2.86 million in punitive damages, though the amount was later reduced. This case highlighted the importance of corporate responsibility and consumer safety. #PersonalInjury #LegalHistory #ConsumerRights #CorporateResponsibility #McDonaldsCase #LiebeckVsMcDonalds #LegalPrecedent #JusticeServed #SafetyFirst #KnowYourRights #PersonalInjuryLaw #LawFirm #LegalAdvice #AccidentSupport #FairCompensation

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Dear Opposing Counsel, If you wanted your email “to find me well” then you would have included a giftcard to Outback Steakhouse or some tickets to a Dallas Mavericks game. You just wanted your email to find me. I’m on to you. Suspiciously yours, Trev #litigation #litigator #litigationlawyer #triallawyers #triallawyer #constructionlaw #constructionlawyer #lawyersoflinkedin

Yes indeed Jeanniey Walden, and RITE AID and Thrifty Ice Cream will provide so many opportunities for IMOT. Each of the Moments of Truth provide their own marketing opportunities, but the Infinite Moment of Truth is the one that can harness the full power of social media and start the “moment of truth cycle” again by influencing the choice a consumer makes at the Zero moment of truth. The consumer purchases a product, uses it, loves it, and shares this experience with their networks… and someone in their network gets to the Zero Moment of Truth and says “I will purchase.” In order to get to the sharing part of this equation, however, the consumer needs to have an impactful experience – and it is up to us (the marketers) to make sure our consumers have something to talk about, and have various simple ways to talk about it. The secret to getting to this coveted IMOT is in building relationships with our consumers. In the process of building relationships, we ask our consumers important questions, we pay attention to their preferences and needs, and we build an emotional connection with them. All of these actions make the memorable impact that triggers sharing, such as the sharing of product recommendations….and recommendations lead to purchase. Your ROR (Return on Relationship) here is strong! The real value in sharing is when the same person shares more than once, and with more than one person, and in more than one way. Actually, the possibilities are infinite, giving us the Infinite Moment of Truth. The people who turn a one-time sharing into an IMOT (which often leads to purchase) are Brand Advocates. Brand Advocates are the facilitators of the Infinite Moments of Truth around our products. As we put together our marketing plans, we need to start thinking in terms of how to spark IMOTs, or in other words, how to engage our Brand Advocates. Whether we talk about IMOTs, ROR, or WOM (Word of Mouth), the goal is the same: delight your consumer, then work as hard as you can to give them the tools and reasons to tell the rest of their worlds about your product. RETURN ON RELATIONSHIP… thanks for paying attention, taking action, and sharing Michael Fraser. —

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