Sentences with phrase «trade magazines i read»

«Food Business News is one of the very few trade magazines I read and use... there is no better source for the latest industry news and trends.»

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They can spring from talking to customers, going to conventions, reading trade magazines, or following current events.

They review the current standing of the stock market, and most likely, read several trade publications and mainstream business magazines.

Reading trade magazines, newspapers, journals and blogs is a good place to start but you can also learn a lot by attending business seminars or workshops.

Jessica Mitford's American Way of Death, which sold 5 million copies in 1963, made much of the sales pitch and oddments of the funeral biz, most of which she pulled from the pages of Mortuary Management — a California - based trade magazine still being read in Six Feet Under.

«They can do this by making sure they read trade association magazines for their region or at a national level.»

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Read by consumers and trade, the title delivers entertaining and authoritative content via a quarterly magazine, a website and a weekly e-newsletter.

Selections will be similar in format to excerpts from trade books, content textbooks, magazines, or practical reading tasks.

Informational text - based reading materials include newspaper and magazine articles, textbooks, digital information, nonfiction trade books, and reference books.

The Bookseller magazine says that each of the five biggest general trade publishers in the UK — Penguin Random House,... [Read more...]

Philip Jones, editor of trade publication The Bookseller magazine said, «As far as I can tell most people read in one format, so they choose print or they choose digital and it's quite rare that they read both.»

- «Great Summer Reads», Chicago Magazine «A poet by trade, Ball understands the economy of language better than most fiction writers today.»

There's nothing wrong with accepting these trade - offs if your only goal is reading books and magazines, watching movies, listening to music, checking your favorite sites, and maybe a little casual gaming.

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While the Amazon announcement is primarily a branding and marketing strategy (reduced price, specially highlighted on its own landing page) and probably just one more shot across the bow of traditional publishers (major authors have stuff shoved into a drawer that could be published independently, without the involvement of their «trade book» publisher), the concept could be a big deal for two kinds of people who read this blog: Bloggers and magazine publishers.

Instead, they spend their time reading books, newspapers, trade magazines, and other publications to keep up with the latest market trends.

Al Brooks, M.D., is author of the Brooks Trading Course (27 hours of videos at BrooksTradingCourse.com), several books on Price action (Reading Price Charts Bar by Bar: The Technical Analysis of Price Action for the Serious Trader, Wiley, 2009, and the 500,000 word, three - book series, Trading Price Action, Wiley, 2012), and numerous articles in Futures Magazine.

The school library has a large selection of reading materials such as a variety of grooming textbooks, AKC breed books, grooming industry trade magazines, including Japanese styling textbooks and periodicals.

Visiting trade shows, reading trade magazines and talking to manufactures» reps are all useful tools.

Industry Publications Since you're reading this article, you probably know that one of the best places to find new products is in the pages of a trade magazine.

Go to trade shows, attend seminars, read books and magazines and talk to other experts.

Margaret loves to keep abreast of industry news and reads all the usual print magazines for both trade and consumer, as well as enjoying an unhealthy obsession on Instagram for travel inspiration posts.

Read up on the latest industry news: With your morning cup of coffee, grab a copy of the latest trade magazine, or peruse your favourite blog, and enjoy finding out more about the movers and shakers — the very people you'd love to rub shoulders with.

Buy trade magazines and read up about their industry, so you can impress your client by showing that you know your stuff.

Coverage could be seen everywhere from the world's highest circulation newspapers and most read websites to spreads in luxury magazines and key photographic trade titles.

Match your transferable skills to job roles — Read job descriptions posted on CareerJournal.com, CareerBuilder.com and Monster.com, as well as the classified ads in industry magazines, trade journals, and local newspapers.

If you're not sure where you want to go then start reading trade magazines, industry publications, on - line job sites, even classified ads in your local newspaper.

If you're not sure, then read trade magazines, business publications, and talk to your friends, neighbors and colleagues about their job.

Find out by reading trade magazines, industry publications, company websites and websites that advertise job openings like CareerJournal.com, and CareerBuilder.com to learn which industries are hiring, which companies are hiring, and what the hot jobs are.

So start reading trade publications, industry magazines, and the Business Journal to learn which industries are hiring, what the hot jobs are, and where you can fit in.

You want to fish where the fish are, so find out where your potential employers are by reading trade magazines, industry publications, company websites, and classified ads in your local newspapers.

Read job descriptions posted on CareerJournal.com, CareerBuilder.com and Monster.com, as well as the classified ads in industry magazines, trade journals, and local newspapers.

Talk to people, read trade magazines, and network.

Stay connected and join the business conversation: read newspapers, magazines, trade journals, e-zines, industry websites, online chats.

How are you going to show it if you don't engage people in the industry, read the magazines, go to some trade shows?

Read by consumers and trade, the title delivers entertaining and authoritative content via a quarterly magazine, a website and a weekly e-newsletter.

I was shocked to read such clarity in our trade magazine.

Or just go read what some of these Florida real estate experts have written online, including an August 2013 article published by the National Association of Realtors» trade magazine where a Florida realtor was explaining to her colleagues that short sales in Florida carry a «stigma» and where a recent Boca Raton study showed that homes specifically marketed as «not a short sale» were more popular with buyers.

I was voraciously reading wine business trade magazines, books and newsletters, attending seminars and talking to anyone with experience in the business.»

Source: «FTC Will Not Enforce Provisions of MARS Rule Against Real Estate Professionals Helping Consumers Obtain Short Sales,» Federal Trade Commission (July 15, 2011); «FTC Decides Not to Enforce Part of MARS,» HousingWire (July 15, 2011); «U.S. Relaxes «Short Sale» Rule for Real Estate Agents,» Dow Jones Newswires (July 15, 2011) Read more: REALTOR ® Magazine's Coverage of the 2011 Midyear Legislative Meetings