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High Deductibles Make U.S. Men Less Willing to Be Treated for Health Emergencies

As American employers shift health-care costs onto workers, more have been offering health plans with high deductibles. But those deductibles discourage male patients from seeking treatment, even for serious problems like kidney stones and irregular heartbeats. In the year following a transition to a high-deductible plan, men reduced their emergency-department visits for “high-severity” ailments by 34.4% in comparison with a control group, says a team led by Katy Kozhimannil of the University of Minnesota. Women, by contrast, continued to go to the ED for high-severity ailments, although they reduced low-severity visits.
consumer psychology

SOURCE: When Health Deductibles Rise, Men Delay Emergency Care

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Why Some Websites don’t Work

Here is another episode of BuzzBooster TV

This week we talk about websites and why many don’t work.
There is also the reasons why most websites don’t work. A marketing lesson from Patek Phillipe and a bunch of NeuroMarketing Tips for your business. With hosts Shahar and Nashlah.
Please share the love!

Don’t forget, the show is also available on Roku at the Buzz and Biz channel. There you will find some amazing shows related to marketing and self-improvement by different show hosts.
Also available on ITunes

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How to Have a Business Breakthrough Despite the Challenges in Your Life!

We have a very special webinar coming up next week. Our guest is Lisa Peck, published authors, show host and success business coach. She will be speaking on How to Have a Business Breakthrough
Despite the Challenges in Your Life!

It is a content only webinar, no sales and full of very important information.

Reserve your spot now. How to Have a Business Breakthrough
Despite the Challenges in Your Life!

How to Have a Business Breakthrough Despite the Challenges in Your Life!

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My Review of SLC ComiCon

I had nothing to do with the organization of SLC ComiCon but I’m so proud that we had this event here in Utah. Great Job to all that helped put this event together!

The event sold 70,003 tickets and on Saturday had to turn people away. I’ve been in SL for 9 years and go to a lot of events and never saw such support from the community.

Outdoor Retailer is the biggest show we have in town and their attendance in 2013 was 21,814.

Guess geeks are mainstream now…

ComiCon here went pretty well with just a few problems. People had a great time and it was a little emotional when it came to the end.

The workshops had panel format and were able to deliver good information. So many events with panels turn into an endless stream of jokes and don’t lead to anything, not the case here.

The ComiCon film festival showed some pretty good shorts. Very proud of our film community here!

They suffered with the poor signage and the fact that on the first day a security person from the Salt Palace was not allowing people to get to the festival. Next year I bet they will work signs and train their volunteers on all the events happening.

Lack of available schedules of other events and next day schedules was an issue.

Cosplay was all around and I have to say some were really amazing.

The trade show was packed, really hard to move around and so fun! Family friend event had multiple generations going around. The mix of artists and companies was really good and diverse. I’d like to see more toy art artists, Ball Jointed Dolls and Anime next time.

Good mix of celebrities too. Amongst them Glenn Morshower, Lou Ferrigno,  Dirk Benedict, Peter Mayhew, Dean Cain, William Shatner, Adam West and Stan  Lee.

Lou Ferrigno and Dean Cain went the extra mile to make this event successful. Talking to fans, taking pictures and just being nice.

William Shatner and Adam West had a special presentation. A big Ego trip and double meaning jokes. Not my favorite.

Stan Lee is right now my favorite person in this Universe. Great guy, great presentation, so approachable. Hope they can bring him back next year.

Yes, next year and may this from now on be called The Annual SLC ComiCon.

We have some great interviews to show you on our BuzzBooster Tv in the enxt few weeks and some articles coming in the next issue of Engage Magazine.

SLC ComiCon

 

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Places The BuzzBoosters are Speaking Next

We have fun speaking but we have a lot of fun meeting people we know online but never met in person.

Here is a list of the places we’ll be speaking next.

Come and join us!

  1. Utah Small Business Summit– 09/03
  2. Teleseminar with Lisa Peck– 09/17
  3. JV Alert Arizona– 09/22
  4. Business School at SLCC- 09/24
  5. Business Before Lunch– 09/26
  6. Business School at SLCC- 09/26
  7. Kanab- 09/29
  8. Medtrade Conference- Orlando- 10/08
  9. Nawbo Utah– 01/22

Want to have the BuzzBoosters speak to your group?Book us to speak.

The Buzzboosters

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Cheating Makes People Feel Good

In a series of experiments, cheating on tasks improved people’s moods, says a team led by Nicole E. Ruedy of the University of Washington. For example, participants who were shown the correct answers to an intelligence test and used them to improve their scores registered a bump from 2.42 to 2.71 on a five-step positive-affect scale, while noncheaters’ moods declined slightly. The researchers point out that this “cheaters’ high” applies only in contexts with no obvious victim.

SOURCE: The Cheater’s High: The Unexpected Affective Benefits of Unethical Behavior

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Videos increase purchase

Significant video shares across social media networks can increase brand awareness by 55% and increase the ‘likelihood to purchase’ by 103%.

Now imagine when you educate your audience to come back for more every week. That is what happens when you have a show, because a show is consistent and your audience knows to come back to you for more. You also become an icon in your industry because after all, you are a show host, an authority.

Now imagine having a show that is not limited to the Web. You tape one show and you have it online, as a podcast and on TVs. All types of screens, 3 different types of audiences.  I’m not talking about having an online show that can be seen in multiple screens. I’m talking about a show with multi-platform distribution.

This is a game changer available to smart business owners.

Don’t just tape videos and slap them on YouTube. Host your own show and have it distributed in several different platforms.

We have a webinar going in dept into this subject and today Sept 5th is the last day to get the extra bonus where we’ll promote your show to our audience.

Host your show