A starter list of ways to differentiate your business, an excerpt from Arie Opps' article, The Two Laws of Branding from the Inside Out, at Marketing Profs.
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Differentiate Your Business: A Starter List
Posted by alyson under Online MarketingFrom http://www.bixbe.com 5357 days ago
How To Get a Custom Facebook URL for your Company
Posted by Healy under Social MediaFrom http://blog.officedrop.com 5357 days ago
A company Facebook page is a great way to promote your business, but how do you get that custom URL? In this post we show you step by step how to get a Facebook custom URL for your business.
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Google’s Forecast for Business Apps Is Mostly Cloudy :: Duct Tape Marketing
Posted by ducttape under MarketingFrom http://www.ducttapemarketing.com 5357 days ago
At the end of last year I wrote a prediction piece for AMEX OPENForum suggesting that 2010 would be the year that small businesses move more computing power online or, using the more trendy term, to the cloud.
boxnetGoogle and Microsoft are both working very hard to create adoption of online versions of the most commonly used software tools such as spreadsheets, word processors and databases. Read More
boxnetGoogle and Microsoft are both working very hard to create adoption of online versions of the most commonly used software tools such as spreadsheets, word processors and databases. Read More
5 Tips To Utilize StumbleUpon Effectively | Online Media Gazette
Posted by omgzam under Social MediaFrom http://omgzam.com 5357 days ago
When I first was introduced to StumbleUpon by a mutual friend, I knew immediately that this is a fantastic way to discover new websites related to my interest.
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10 Steps to Become the Greatest Salesperson In the World – Part 5 | The Motivation 101 Blog
Posted by jkennedy under SalesFrom http://jerrykennedy.com 5357 days ago
Wallowing in regret for the past and anxiety for the future is the path to mediocrity in sales. The secret to true success lies in the ability to remain present, to live firmly in the now.
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Tips for Starting your Own Dog Treat Business
Posted by businessdotgov under StartupsFrom http://community2.business.gov 5358 days ago
According to the American Pet Product Association* (APPA), 45 million U.S. households now provide a home to the more than 77.5 million registered dogs in the U.S. And these millions of dogs represent a burgeoning industry. From dog walkers to professional poop scoopers, mobile groomers to at-home pet sitters – the dog business is booming. In fact APPA spending statistics* show that in 2010, owner
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New Recovery Act Funding Extension for SBA Loans-What it Means to Your Business
Posted by businessdotgov under Raising CapitalFrom http://community2.business.gov 5358 days ago
On March 2, President Obama signed legislation extending the availability of Recovery Act funds for certain Small Business Administration (SBA)-guaranteed loan programs. This is good news for small businesses seeking start-up and growth financing. The SBA estimates that the additional funding will support about $1.8 billion in lending by extending its ability to guarantee loans enhanced by Recov
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What you think is a process might be an event. Events are fun and motivating but maybe a bit frivolous and meaningless. Process is necessary and valuable but tends to be dull, boring and uninspiring. How do you get the best from both? Here's how to solve the devilish dilemma.
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Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Management Team? | Management
Posted by bloggertone under SugarToneFrom http://bloggertone.com 5358 days ago
Does the thought of presenting to upper management make your knees knock? Do you spend days on the presentation only to spend your 5 minutes in the spotlight talking to your shoes while the executives yawn and sneak peeks at their Blackberries?
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Is Your Business Open or Closed?
Posted by bestbizpractices under MarketingFrom http://bestbizpractices.org 5358 days ago
Some days, I wonder if business owners really think about the basics of how they operate. Consider what messages we give our customers or potential customers each day. It would be fair to assume that a business is closed if the lights are off or there is a sign that says “closed.” However, sometimes a business just appears to be closed when it is not.
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