Yes, I know all too well that as an entrepreneur you have far too much to do, but money is the bottom line and you need to understand it. If you have been keeping your head in the sand in relation to the state of your company’s finances, then it’s time to shake the sand from your hair and pay attention.
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Don’t have a head in the sand approach to your business
Posted by bloggertone under FinanceFrom http://bloggertone.com 5233 days ago
Vacations - Key for us all | Work / life balance
Posted by bloggertone under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://bloggertone.com 5233 days ago
Holidays/vacations are important. They help us re-charge, re-connect with the fact that the world outside of business exists and is there to be enjoyed, relax with friends or on our own and to take stock of where we are now. The business will be better off because you will give it the necessary attention but with a refreshed viewpoint.
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Recruitment – 10 key steps to getting the right person, first time! | People matters
Posted by bloggertone under Human ResourcesFrom http://bloggertone.com 5234 days ago
Made Hot by: CindyKing on January 28, 2010 4:37 am
Recruiting the right person for the job is a very serious business. One which even the most experienced managers and business people can get wrong. And that mistake can be extremely costly. Here are 10 key steps to helping you get it right, first time.
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Survey of Salespeople Highlights the Differences between Private and Public Workers | Growing Sales
Posted by bloggertone under SalesFrom http://bloggertone.com 5234 days ago
Salesjobs.ie recently surveyed over 14,000 sales professionals surveyed on the their current economic status, attitudes to work, remuneration, through to sales targets, to key motivators, to work-life balance and everything in-between.
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Have Your Customers Ever Changed The Brief?
Posted by m4bmarketing under MarketingFrom http://www.m4bmarketing.com 5234 days ago
Made Hot by: MYOB on January 27, 2010 9:17 am
Have you ever presented work to a customer and the response is less than what you expected? They have changed their minds and want something different. You are left a little confused. If a customer has not really thought through the project’s requirements, then the briefing may actually be just a waste of time for both of you. There is a simple solution to this that benefits both you.
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Its not magic. It's PR.
Posted by mamapr under Public RelationsFrom http://mamapr.posterous.com 5234 days ago
When a small business has a minimal budget for promotional activity, a press release campaign is often the most effective and cheapest answer to their needs. With an SEO based PR Campaign you are targeting buyers who are, or would be, interested in your products or services. This strategy can provide a considerable platform that will let you reach a wide online community through effective SEO str
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How to grow your business network with social media
Posted by channelship under Social MediaFrom http://www.channelship.ie 5235 days ago
January free monthly webinar: Get access to the full recording, slides, Twitter conversation and questions from the audience! Remember to sign up for the next one!
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Project Timelines- And The Lies We Tell!
Posted by Barneyausten under ManagementFrom http://blog.myprojecttracker.com 5235 days ago
Project timelines are often works of fiction designed to appease a demanding customer or an unrealistic boss. All this does is create a project doomed to failure. Is honesty not a better option?
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The Best Salesman For Your Small Business is a Digital One
Posted by justanbrandt under SalesFrom http://thebestdamnconsultant.com 5238 days ago
The internet is the first place consumers turn when gathering information on your small business. Consumers trust your website more than almost any other form of advertising. And the web has grown to become more then a place to have a static brochure for your business, it has become an interactive and digital salesman.
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The Octopus Effect – You Don’t Have 6 Arms!
Posted by Barneyausten under ManagementFrom http://blog.myprojecttracker.com 5238 days ago
we all have different strengths and weaknesses to contend with. The trick is knowing what they and knowing when to get help!
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