Everybody is a customer. That includes you. No matter how much or how little shopping you do, you must be doing some, and giving somebody your business.
Try this: Every time you deal with a business, whether it be doing some grocery shopping at the Super Wal-Mart, ordering a necklace online, or simply depositing some money into your checking a
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You are Your Own Best Advisor


From http://www.smallbusinessnewz.com 5672 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 22, 2008 8:54 pm
What makes this company's business buyers ask for more? Angelina Jolie?


From http://eimr.blogspot.com 5671 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 22, 2008 7:00 pm
This industrial company's business buyers keep asking for more videos. Do they feature Angelina Jolie? No. The star is solder paste. (Go figure.) Buyers are begging to see more videos (aka ads).
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Differentiate Your Brand with Goodwill Messaging


From http://chiefmarketer.com 5672 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 22, 2008 4:27 pm
Building a true relationship with your customer and differentiating your brand is getting harder every day. Open rates are going down, retention is becoming more difficult and consumers just aren't responding to the same messages they used to. What's today's marketer supposed to do?
One solution is "goodwill messaging." Simply put, goodwil
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Twitter Me This


From http://wahnewstoday.com 5673 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 22, 2008 2:23 am
The micro-blogging platform Twitter.com seems to be a pretty popular area for online marketers to get into social networking.
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How To Be an A-List Blogger - Curiosity (Part 3)


From http://onlinemarketerblog.com 5672 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 21, 2008 7:21 pm
In this continuing series, I am covering how you can become not only the best blogger you can be, but also how to become recognized in your field and thus adequately compensated. The first two installments covered tactics - commenting and optimizing for search - but in this third post, I am making it more personal.
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Do you take responsibility for the service your company provides?


From http://blog.em4b.com 5673 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 21, 2008 6:17 pm
Tips on taking responsibility for the service your company provides
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Looking Up: Export Opportunities for Small Businesses


From http://www.kiplinger.com 5674 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 21, 2008 4:17 pm
Selling overseas isn't just for the big boys. The weak dollar -- boosting exports and growing demand for an increasing variety of products -- makes this an ideal time for small businesses to join the party.
The U.S. Department of Commerce is eager to play matchmaker, helping to find and screen potential overseas partners and customers. Its Gol
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Implementing Google Analytics for a Successful Interactive Marketing Campaign


From http://www.emarketingandcommerce.com 5674 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 20, 2008 10:49 pm
In order to gain insight into the effectiveness of your Web site (and, ultimately, your interactive campaigns), you must have some form of Web analytics in place. While there are numerous tools available, such as those from WebTrends, Omniture and Coremetrics -- all of which will help you to track and monitor the traffic performance of your site -
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MarketingSherpa: Get Famous Using Twitter to Market Your Company & Yourself


From http://www.marketingsherpa.com 5676 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 20, 2008 10:48 pm
Twitter is a social networking and micro-blogging service that costs nothing for users to access and little effort to keep in touch with busy friends. It can also help you build your brand or brand you as an expert.
Here's a guide to help you get started “tweeting.” Includes 10 strategies to market your company and 5 to market yourself, plus lo
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Seth Godin explains why word of mouth doesn't happen


From http://sethgodin.typepad.com 5673 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 20, 2008 7:48 pm
Sometimes, what you do is done as well as it can be done. It's a service that people truly love, or a product they can't live without. You're doing everything right, but it's not remarkable, at least not in the sense of "worth making a remark about."
What's up with that?
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