There is a waiting game in marketing not many talk about and sometimes refuse to acknowledge. Follow these gardening principles to reap a good business harvest. My grandfather was born in 1900 in Italy. He came to America around 1930. By the time I was 10, he had moved from Youngstown, OH, to its suburbs and planted a large garden in his backyard. In fact, almost the entire backyard was a garden. There, he planted tomatoes, peppers, corn, potatoes, and other vegetables in abundance. My brother, sister, and I were kindly asked to work in that garden, although we didn’t really have a choice. 1. Preparing the Location Soil: You can’t plant seeds in hard, dry dirt, nor in soil that hasn’t been prepared with fertilizer. Are you trying to...
Marketing Seeds: 7 Growth Lessons from My Grandfather’s Garden to Grow Your Business
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