Interesting look at key ways Gen X and Gen Y moms are different (especially in terms of buying habits and Internet usage!)
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Marketing to Moms: Differences between Gen X & Gen Y
Posted by Zoomer under MarketingFrom http://brandandmarket.com 5860 days ago
Made Hot by: on November 12, 2008 2:30 am
The Government Could Use Some Sales Training
Posted by katiesalesleadership under NewsFrom http://ezinearticles.com 5871 days ago
Made Hot by: on October 31, 2008 8:02 pm
Here are 5 basic sales principles the government could learn from and use to connect with the people during this tumultuous economic time.
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Mapping Vision x Execution = Growth
Posted by Chad under StrategyFrom http://www.paysimple.com 5871 days ago
Made Hot by: on October 31, 2008 8:02 pm
Visualizing your business plan can provide additional focus. Knowing the direction you are looking to move forward can strengthen operations leading to growth, even in this economic downturn.
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Is surfing the Internet altering your brain?
Posted by ArmadaIG under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://news.zdnet.com 5871 days ago
Made Hot by: on October 31, 2008 8:01 pm
The Internet is not just changing the way people live but altering the way our brains work with a neuroscientist arguing this is an evolutionary change which will put the tech-savvy at the top of the new social order.
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Retailers Get Social with Facebook
Posted by ArmadaIG under MarketingFrom http://www.emarketer.com 5871 days ago
Made Hot by: on October 31, 2008 8:02 pm
Facebook is the social media site of choice for many US online retailers, judging by an August 2008 study by Internet Retailer and Vovici.
Nearly one-third of responding businesses said they had a Facebook page, compared with 27% that had a MySpace page and just over one-quarter that had a page on YouTube.
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The Seven Myths of Sales Management
Posted by ILuvMktg under SalesFrom http://blogs.bnet.com 5873 days ago
Made Hot by: on October 30, 2008 1:54 pm
Being a sales manager is one of the most difficult jobs on the planet. It requires a thorough knowledge of virtually every aspect of the business. And it suffers from a high turnover because the sales manager is ALWAYS the scape-goat when things goes wrong.
Given that the job is so difficult, I thought it might be helpful to provide some advi
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Using factors as a source of fast cash
Posted by morecowbell under FinanceFrom http://www.washingtonpost.com 5873 days ago
Made Hot by: on October 31, 2008 1:44 am
Bank loans have been harder to come by, but that doesn't mean companies' need for funding has dried up. To get cash, small and medium-size businesses have increasingly turned to firms that get them money they are owed more quickly.
The firms, known as factoring companies, say they are seeing an uptick in the quantity and caliber of businesse
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Youth No Longer Defined by Chronological Age; Consumers Stay 'Younger' Longer
Posted by suzyQ under NewsFrom http://www.marketingcharts.com 5873 days ago
Made Hot by: on October 29, 2008 7:18 pm
The traditional demographic definition of “youth” is no longer applicable in today's society, and marketers should target consumers based upon their engagement and participation in youth culture rather than on their chronological age.
As people worldwide delay the onset of adult responsibilities and stay emotionally and physically younger for l
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Creative Tactics To Pump Up Your Cash Inflows
Posted by JohnH under FinanceFrom http://www.smallbiztrends.com 5873 days ago
Made Hot by: on October 29, 2008 7:19 pm
The economy pretty much stinks right now, doesn't it? But no matter what the economy is doing on any given day, your small business will not survive if you have more money flowing out of it than you do coming in.
You must have a cash flow strategy for your business if you plan on staying in business.
Here are some tactics to help you keep yo
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Top Customer Sales Questions to Increase Profits in 2009 - Sales - Paul Cherry
Posted by DorianKTB under SalesFrom http://www.evancarmichael.com 5874 days ago
Made Hot by: on October 29, 2008 4:24 am
Some salespeople and managers think they'll keep clients happy by not ruffling their feathers with uncomfortable questions -- but customers can't solve problems they don't acknowledge. Here's how to show clients the bigger picture by asking them the right kind of probing questions, leading them to a happy new year of booming business.
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