I’ve been working with IBM over the past several years on everything from the future of work to cognitive computing to social business to smarter commerce. Most recently, IBM and I have partnered on something a bit more experiential. The Commerce, Mobile and Social team at IBM selected X: The Exper
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What Makes a Truly Great Experience?
Posted by Liz_062 under Success StoriesFrom http://www.briansolis.com 3216 days ago
Five Strategies For Motivating Your Sales Team
Posted by fsu under Success StoriesFrom http://www.forbes.com 3216 days ago
If you could motivate your sales team to take massive, persistent action over time, why wouldn’t you?
I’ve run sales floors with hundreds of people on them. Honestly, my favorite sales floor is one that offers a high-dollar product and has a maximum of 20 people selling. Fewer employees means le Read More
I’ve run sales floors with hundreds of people on them. Honestly, my favorite sales floor is one that offers a high-dollar product and has a maximum of 20 people selling. Fewer employees means le Read More
Her Passion For San Francisco Led To Over $5k A Month
Posted by SiteSell under Success StoriesFrom http://www.sitesell.com 3216 days ago
In the spirit of A Christmas Carol, we’re looking back at stories of successful SBIers, sharing key lessons for your own solopreneur career.
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How We Earn Quality Backlinks That Drive 3.4k Visitors To Our Pages Monthly [Case Study]
Posted by Zhiyuan under Success StoriesFrom http://seopressor.com 3217 days ago
Everyone is talking about link earning. But how do you earn backlinks that will drive traffic? See how we do it in our case study.
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How Two Grad Students Turned Their Hobby Into A Business
Posted by SiteSell under Success StoriesFrom http://www.sitesell.com 3217 days ago
In the spirit of A Christmas Carol, we’re looking back at stories of successful SBIers, sharing key lessons for your own solopreneur career.
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How To Promote an Unsexy Article (and boost shares 252.4%)
Posted by jdquey under Success StoriesFrom http://blog.contentmarketer.io 3217 days ago
Have you ever heard it said you should spend 20% writing content and 80% promoting it?
When I first began blogging, I started sharing it with my friends and family on Facebook and Twitter. It went nowhere.
In this how-to guide, I want to show you a “hack” I used to gain an additional 509 shar Read More
When I first began blogging, I started sharing it with my friends and family on Facebook and Twitter. It went nowhere.
In this how-to guide, I want to show you a “hack” I used to gain an additional 509 shar Read More
Podcast Interview with Jim Keenan Author of “Not Taught”
Posted by shanegibson under Success StoriesFrom http://closingbigger.net 3218 days ago
Jim is one of my favourite social selling thought leaders and long time friends in the business – although we have yet to meet in person! I had an opportunity to read Jim’s new book “Not Taught – What It Takes to be Successful in the 21st Century that Nobody’s Teaching You” and asked him to be on t
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How to Start a Business with an Exit Strategy in Mind
Posted by George Meszaros under Success StoriesFrom http://www.successharbor.com 3218 days ago
Do you know that only 10% of businesses sell? One of the biggest mistake an entrepreneur can make is to think about an exit too late. There are a number of different ways to plan for an exit from your business, so here are some of the things to consider:
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Inventor Spotlight - Ann Moore - Creative Innovation Group Creative Innovation Group
Posted by swiggies under Success StoriesFrom http://www.creativeinnovationgroup.com 3225 days ago
Inventor and pediatric nurse Ann Moore proved that you can make an old idea new again. It was during her time in the Peace Corps in West Africa that she first saw mothers carrying their babies around on their backs in fabric harnesses. The babies seemed very content with the emotional bonding they
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5 Discoveries Set this Solopreneur Free
Posted by SiteSell under Success StoriesFrom http://www.sitesell.com 3225 days ago
Carl Trent started his website as an infopreneur, but soon realized that developing his own products was key to multiplying his profits.
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