Your business is growing—FAST. Maybe a little too fast. Your pipeline is full. Your customer base is growing. You’re selling like crazy! That’s all well and good, but your old methods for keeping track of all that activity (spreadsheets, email flags and, admit it: post-its) just aren’t cutting it a
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Insightly product blog: What a CRM Solution Can Do For You
Posted by megantotka under ManagementFrom http://blog.insightly.com 4149 days ago
7 Money-Saving Tips for Small Business - SmallBizClub
Posted by megantotka under FinanceFrom http://smallbizclub.com 4152 days ago
Money is one of the main ingredients in the recipe for success (or failure) of a small business. A necessary step in creating a budget you can stick to is finding the best ways to save money. You'll be surprised to learn how simple some of these tips are to implement. Keep your small business profi
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Consistency: The Key to Marketing Social Media Marketing & Innovation
Posted by megantotka under MarketingFrom http://jureklepic.com 4153 days ago
When people talk about consistency in marketing, they tend to focus mostly on marketing materials. Are the visuals and messages cohesive? Do the look and feel read consistently across all materials, print or otherwise? Clearly, customers need to have a reliable experience of who you are in order re
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The Benefits of Free by Susan Payton
Posted by megantotka under MarketingFrom http://www.timpeter.com 4154 days ago
If you think giving away the farm won’t help you get more customers, think again. More and more businesses are offering free products or services while still increasing their bottom line.
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The $1,000 SMB Marketing Challenge: How Would You Spend It?
Posted by megantotka under MarketingFrom http://www.biznology.com 4166 days ago
If you had $1,000 to spend as a marketing challenge, how would you spend it? We’ve all fantasized about what we would do if we won the lottery. But apply the same fantasy of coming into some money at a more realistic level. As a business owner, what would you do with $1,000 to spend on marketing? W
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Marketing Your Online Business Offline
Posted by megantotka under MarketingFrom http://www.grmwebsite.com 4169 days ago
People put a lot of work into mastering their online marketing, and rightfully so. But what about offline marketing? Your business may be run solely online, but why pass up the opportunity to bolster your online marketing efforts with some strategic traditional marketing?
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How to Conduct a 4-Step Audit of Your Marketing Materials
Posted by megantotka under MarketingFrom http://geeklesstech.com 4169 days ago
Most small businesses cannot afford to consult a marketing professional at every turn. Still, conducting a periodic audit of your marketing materials is a great way to ensure your brand has a memorable presence in the marketplace. This simple four-step process will allow you to ensure your material
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Six Low-Cost Ways to Breathe Life Into Your Trade Show Display
Posted by megantotka under MarketingFrom http://blog.demandmetric.com 4170 days ago
Trade shows can be wonderful places for a small business like yours to find new clients and partners. Unfortunately, exhibiting at a trade show can often be expensive. It’s easy to spend $3,000 to $10,000 on the floor space alone—and that’s before you rent a booth, buy signs and banners, or purchas
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Simple Signage: Hang Out Your Shingle with Style and Smarts
Posted by megantotka under AdvertisingFrom http://www.chamberofcommerce.com 4170 days ago
Signage serves many more purposes than just letting people know where you are. They give your customers a taste of the atmosphere your business offers, and can convey personality and attitude, whether it be formal, casual, or whimsical. The signage you choose for your business must unmistakably rep
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4 Ways to Build Your Local Presence
Posted by megantotka under Direct MarketingFrom http://www.searchinfluence.com 4170 days ago
Hometown support can keep your small business going through difficult times, and can be beneficial to your community. The people who live in your town aren’t
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