Profit The Books

This is an outstanding resource -- an excellent and comprehensive introduction for non-profit administrators who want to learn more about fundraising, but also a fresh perspective for professional grantseekers.

This book is great: it's full of practical advice for lawyers who want to increase their bottom lines. The book is not overwhelming, the individual articles are short and to the point, and the writing style is friendly. I recommend it.

A wonderful book with many real life examples on how to make every dollar work for you, how to set and achieve wealth goals, get organized for success, apply the principles and laws for success. By a man who has been there, done that and is on the top!

A copy should be in every nonprofit library. It's an indispensable guide to fundraising!

Thanksgiving is a time of gratitude, and for many, a time for philanthropy.

Of course, if you strongly believe in a charity or a cause, you will not only give to that cause, additionally you will proactively promote and fund-raise for that cause.

Promoting, or marketing for charity has its own unique set of challenges.

To overcome those challenges, publicity expert Michael Levine has written a powerful guidebook entitled "Selling Goodness".

In this book, Mr. Levine delivers strategies and tactical guidelines for creating newspaper, radio, and television awareness for your charity.

More importantly, this book will give you an effective leadership "mindset" that will empower your entire organization and fundraising efforts.

Whether its your childrens soccer team, The United Way, or raising money for a neighbor in need of an expensive medical procedure, "Selling Goodness" will give you the mindset and the tools to make your next fundraiser successful.

I found this book to be extremely well written and informative. It gives fantastic advice on every aspect of selling your handcrafts. Things like licensing, financial planning, establishing prices, IRS requirements, inventory, bookkeeping, Advertising, and staying organized. I think it's a great reference for those serious about selling their handcrafted goods.

Serving the Allergic Guest: Increasing Profit, Loyalty and Safety is a very well written, easy to read book that educates restaurateurs, chefs, caterers, culinary schools and bakeries like ours how to keep their guests and customers with food allergies safe. We've implemented the ideas and are able to delight our allergic customers.

Beyond that Joanne Schlosser, the author is President of the Food Allergy Awareness Institute. She has worked in the industry and has suffered with severe food allergies for over 40 years, providing a wealth of examples and expertise.

This book bridges the gap between guests, food servers and food preparation. It's a must for anyone in the industry who wants to protect their guests and their business (lawsuits and liability are hot issues these days) and build on guest loyalty. Joanne takes a delicate subject and lays it gently on the table. Thanks for the foundation for some powerful tools!

Lynne Wellish,
Cookie Architect
Cookies Amour

It shows how an economy can have: Growth, Low Inflation and Full-Employment, all at the same time!

If only our politicians would listen.

Dia Dhuit, ofarrell@iol.ie

If you want to know how to find space for that home office or income-producing space such as apartments without adding on then you should consult the pages of this book for it tells you in detail how to convert unused space in your home into that office or apartment. If you think you don't have any space large enough, think again and get this book. You'd be surprised what you can do with small space with the proper guidelines for design, planning, and detailed instructions for conversion. This book pays for itself in the planning stage--keeping you from costly mistakes.

WoW!! I got so turned on to do more and more marketing after reading this book that I got waaaaay more than 52 ideas from it. My mind was spinning. You'll love this book.