If you are a successful business owner, undoubtedly there will come a time when you will grow to a point that you have to start making some very important 'customer' interaction decisions. Your time will be highly taxed, you'll wake up to 100's of customer emails daily, you're ability to provide the same personal customer conversations and service will seem impossible. You will face what seems to
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Too Big For Your Britches
Posted by lkpetrolino under Customer ServiceFrom http://flyingpigcommunications.com 5153 days ago
Money Talks; Bullshit Walks
Posted by pathenry123 under ManagementFrom http://smallbusinesscommunity.blogspot.com 5153 days ago
On Monday I wrote a post about reviewing business performance, and I got lots of great responses in the LinkedIn groups where I posted it as a discussion topic. There were many different ideas about what metrics are most important, including customer retention, employee satisfaction, and marketing effectiveness.
Each of these measures are helpful, as are countless others. However... Read More
Each of these measures are helpful, as are countless others. However... Read More
Sales Tip A Day: Increase Your Chances of Getting Found Online Part 3: Content
Posted by argentisgroup under Online MarketingFrom http://www.salestipaday.com 5153 days ago
The top thing that helps to get you listed on certain keyword searches on Google is content. This article will help you increase your chances of getting found for specific keywords.
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Which One Is A Better Advertising Platform For Your Business: Google or Facebook?
Posted by jesicca under Online MarketingFrom http://social-media-extremist.blogspot.com 5153 days ago
As a business owner, you need to take important decisions regarding marketing of your business online. Where should you advertise your services? Google or Face book?
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The final building block in our marketing tactic model is the Follow Up block. As accountants, lawyers, and other service professionals, we tend to, as my fellow Duct Tape Marketing coach Bill Doerr is fond of saying “meet people by...
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You shouldn’t have too much time for doing it
Posted by karolzielinski under StrategyFrom http://blog.karolzielinski.com 5153 days ago
Try to recall how it was, when you had to do homework. When did you start to do this? One night before? Two nights? Probably not earlier.
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Why We Built Our Own Internal CRM System Instead Of Buying One
Posted by philipboyle under SalesFrom http://blog.revahealth.com 5153 days ago
Like a lot of new small companies we were familiar with different CRM solutions, but not enough to know which one would suit us best. We tried an expensive one, a cheap one, and in the end we built our own. Here’s our story.
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SEO or Social Media – Is SEO needed now that Social Media has arrived?
Posted by Peter Cullen under Social MediaFrom http://www.interleado.com 5153 days ago
There has been a huge increase in 'noise' about social media and how it's changing the way people are experiencing the web. Is Social media replacing the need for website owners to optimise their websites for the search engines?
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4 Tips for Using Twitter to Find Star Employees
Posted by WayneLiew under Human ResourcesFrom http://www.openforum.com 5153 days ago
While LinkedIn is still used by most for recruiting and job search, Twitter is really emerging as a social media site to start career conversations. From my vantage point, the advantage of Twitter is the speed with which you can begin engaging others. Its casual nature breaks down some conversational barriers that might exist otherwise.
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5 States that are Very Friendly to Small Businesses
Posted by WayneLiew under NewsFrom http://www.openforum.com 5153 days ago
When it comes to measuring a state's business climate, there are several factors to consider: the level of economic growth, the amount of regulations, and the education level of the workforce. Look at all those factors, and you've got a sense of whether or not you're dealing with at a business-friendly state. Here are five of the states who are known for being most friendly to businesses.
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