Peter Hughes

Marketing is not a ‘shoot-from-the-hip’ activity. It needs expert management, and many farmers are not good at it. But upgrading your skill in this area is crucial to the success of your business, writes Peter Hughes.

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Whether you are a small, medium, or large farmer, you can differentiate your products and your business. Obliterate from your mind the myth that differentiation is only possible for some farmers, says Peter Hughes.

Get ready for a truly dazzling day as Locally Adorned, Perth’s first exclusive jewellery and accessories market, takes over the E Shed Markets in Fremantle on Sunday, 13th October from 10am to 4pm.

South Monaghan local public representatives Noel Keelan (Sinn Féin) and P J O’Hanlon (Fianna Fáil) had a robust verbal joust at Monday’s meeting of Monaghan Co Council on the issue of seeking more roads funding for Co Monaghan. A proposal by Councillor Keelan that the Council contact senior Government figures seeking additional money to address the poor condition of parts of the county’s roads network was repudiated by Councillor O’Hanlon on the basis that there was no realistic prospect of a further roads allocation before the end of the year.

You can add value with product differentiation, and it’s possible with every product under the sun. Don’t be discouraged by naysayers, writes Peter Hughes.

Micromanagers have certain common personality traits and characteristics. Get to know yourself well enough to avoid developing this bad management habit.

Selling and marketing are entirely different jobs. The seller thinks short term, while the marketer has the long term in mind. Farmers need to think like marketers, writes Peter Hughes.

By Josef Steen, Local Democracy Reporter | Tuesday 24 December 2024 at 11:30

Dedicated Port Lincoln Show committee member Peter Hughes has been named Port Lincoln's 2025 Citizen of the Year. Ryan Walker […]