Bar Rescue’s Jon Taffer: “I’m not certain a lot of [Vegas] bars will survive this.”

After rent, the cost to accept debit and credit cards is often the next biggest piece of overhead for a business, especially restaurants and bars. However, since congress passed legislation with the Durbin Amendment to the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, merchants now have options to give incentives to customers that want to pay with cash or check, and this can actually eliminate merchant fees from anywhere between 90 and 100%, even while continuing to take payment cards. This is a game-changer for businesses of all types, especially during these tough times. Jon Taffer from Bar Rescue is concerned that this second round of closures of Vegas bars - that don't serve food - will make it much harder for bars to stay afloat compared to the first shutdown. "I'm not certain a lot of bars will survive this." Taffer says. This is a closure in Las Vegas that affects bars (serving alcohol-only) as of July 10th, due to the recent spike in coronavirus…

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Customers For Life – Jay Abraham

6/12/20: Marketing legend Jay Abraham challenges you to become the only viable solution for your clients and to lead them to success. In this video Jay shares his strategy of preeminence and asks you to think about points like: * Make your business be the only alternative* Lead your customers - people don't trust the system* You're not being told the whole truth. Here's the truth as I see it* Most people don't know what focus is until they've made it No matter the type of business that you own, you have customers - or even better, you have "clients". Jay illustrates some of the best ways in which to treat your clients - for businesses of any size and type. "We all want to be led, we’re silently begging to be led. However, we want to be led by somebody who we feel absolutely has our best interest, not theirs, at heart." ~ Jay Abraham

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