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Should I Change My Password? Le planning de toutes vos séries Managing Brand Backers and Haters By Mike Lewis Wed, May 12 2010 7:18 am | Comments In action sports, the majority of the product being sold is by marketing companies pushing a brand. Whether it be the manufacturer or the retailer, we’re all eternally striving to build brand loyalty. Karen Klein, Business Week’s Smart Answers columnist, recently sat down with B.J. Karen E. B.J. Angry customers can become aggressive about spreading bad faith through word of mouth or online. It’s certainly true that bad word of mouth tends to catch fire faster than good word of mouth. What can a business owner do about a brand detractor? Understand that with some people, you’re not going to win. What about negative associations that arise on the Internet? It used to be that the cream would rise to the top. Sometimes there’s a practical way to solve this, like posting a simple FAQ on your Web site refuting some negative beliefs about your company. What makes someone a brand booster? How can that be encouraged?
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Surf report, free surf forecasts and surf cams | surflook Mango ceviche recipe | Laylita's recipes This recipe for mango ceviche is prepared with mangoes, lime juice, ketchup, pickled onions, cilantro and hot peppers. Where’s the fish? This is the first thing I was asked when my husband Nicolas and others tasted this ceviche for the first time. However, this ceviche doesn’t have fish. In fact you can make ceviche with just about anything you want: mushrooms, chicken, broccoli, etc. Most ceviches are made with seafood, but there are some exceptions and this is one of them. I made this mango ceviche recently for a party and I tasted it after mixing all the ingredients together, I thought it wasn’t that great. Mango ceviche recipe prepared with mangoes, lime juice, ketchup, pickled onions, cilantro and hot peppers. Ingredients To serve: Green plantain chips or chifles Instructions Peel and dice the semi-ripe mangoes Season the diced mangoes with ½ of the lime juice, ketchup, sugar and hot pepper slices, let rest for a couple of hours.
White Fish Ceviche with Peruvian Aji Amarillo Peppers Marinated in Lime Juice and Ginger This recipe was inspired by the one tablespoon of Ceviche prepared by Mary Sue Milliken that I had at the Cadillac Culinary Challenge in October. It was served in a little plastic glass, but the taste impact of the Aji Amarillo Pepper Sauce was so profound I had to try to make it myself. I can’t remember the last time I experienced a totally new taste or ingredient, but this was definitely one of those times. I watched her prepare the ceviche and listened carefully as she explained the recipe as she went along. As I prepared my version I wrote down the amount of each ingredient I used and was very satisfied with my end result. More than satisfied, I was ecstatic. Chef Mary Sue used Red Snapper in her recipe, but I chose to use a less expensive (think cheap) fish called Swai, which is a fresh water Catfish from Vietnam found in the Mekong River Basin. Ceviche is fresh raw fish that is “cooked” by marinating in citrus juice, usually lime juice. Print Recipe As an Appetizer serves 6 1. 2.