Marketing can be especially difficult for small business – budgets are small, capacity is strained, and customers can often have a difficult time perceiving the differences between your product and your competitor’s. Here are 5 commonly held truths about marketing and why you should ignore them all
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Small Business and Startups: 5 Marketing Myths


From http://blog.crowdspring.com 2847 days ago
Made Hot by: logistico on July 2, 2013 6:39 am
How To Say No To People Who Want To Pick Your Brain


From http://blog.crowdspring.com 2853 days ago
Made Hot by: LimeWood on June 27, 2013 7:06 pm
As you become successful, people will want to buy you a cup of coffee and “pick your brain.” Here are smart ways you can respond to people who ask to “pick your brain”.
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Hire People Who Make Things Happen


From http://rosskimbarovsky.com 2853 days ago
Made Hot by: maestro68 on June 29, 2013 4:26 pm
If your company is full of employees who watch things happen, or even worse, who ask “what happened”, you’ve lost. If you want to succeed, get rid of such people. Immediately.
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You Cannot Learn If You Are Not Willing To Listen


From http://rosskimbarovsky.com 2854 days ago
Made Hot by: kingofcontent92 on June 29, 2013 2:59 pm
Listening should be easy. We do it every day. However, not talking is not equivalent to listening. Here are four simple techniques that can help you become a better listener. This is important: you cannot learn if you are not willing to listen.
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Lean Marketing Tips: Public Speaking


From http://blog.crowdspring.com 2854 days ago
Regular speaking opportunities can help position you as an industry or subject expert and can often lead to opportunities with reporters for follow-up questions and interviews. Here are 10 tips to help you become a better speaker.
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Surprise Is One Of The Most Powerful Small Business Marketing Tools


From http://blog.crowdspring.com 2860 days ago
Made Hot by: seobromino on June 20, 2013 3:47 pm
Smart companies surprise their customers when customers least expect surprises. When you deliver what people expect, but add a surprise, you can create something unusual. People remember unusual. People talk about unusual. And most importantly, being unique sets you apart from your competitors.
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Lean Business: Save Money, Save the Environment


From http://blog.crowdspring.com 2861 days ago
Made Hot by: problogger78 on June 18, 2013 6:13 pm
Small businesses and startups can also see cost savings while helping to reduce their environmental impact and lessen the effects of greenhouse gases by keeping an eye on their own carbon footprint. Here are 5 things any business can do to create a more sustainable business atmosphere.
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To Succeed, Stop Trying To Please Everyone


From http://blog.crowdspring.com 2867 days ago
Made Hot by: Entrepreneurosaurus on June 11, 2013 10:38 pm
It’s difficult to please everyone. Pleasing some people more means pleasing others less. To succeed, stop trying to please everyone.
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How To Break Bad Habits And Create Good Ones


From http://rosskimbarovsky.com 2867 days ago
Made Hot by: OpenSourceMedia on June 13, 2013 11:02 pm
Habit is at the heart of our successes and our failures. If you understand the science and psychology behind habits, you can learn how to break bad habits and how to create good ones.
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How To Avoid Bad Advice That Can Kill Your Small Business Or Startup


From http://blog.crowdspring.com 2874 days ago
Made Hot by: Copysugar on June 5, 2013 9:40 pm
Here are four questions that help you separate good advice from bad advice that can kill your startup or small business.
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