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Customer relationship is the driving force for businesses in today’s commercial world. It is important to maintain a proper relationship with the customers. This can be done by following a few well defined steps. This, in turn, will help to ensure excellent performance. Read More

There's no doubt that your business should be diving into the world of universal payments. Here's how your business can use it to explore new markets and convert prospects. Read More

Effective B2B sales isn’t complicated, but it does require an understanding of the role social selling plays. Here’s what you need to know. Read More

Losing motivation is hard. However, it’s part of the cycle. Your inspiration will return to you if you’re patient and gentle with yourself. Excitement will come back to your life, and you’ll again accomplish all the things you want. Read More

One of the worst ways you can attract new customers is through price.

It’s so common (particularly in retail outlets) to see business owners slashing their prices to ensure they’re the cheapest.

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These days, social media marketers are increasingly focused on how they can improve the effectiveness of the customer's journey - especially on Facebook, which now has over 329 million daily active users and 1.32 billion monthly active users on mobile.

To help them out, Exacttarget analyzed more Read More

People that get noticed get remembered, celebrated and get talked about. The only way to get noticed online is to be unforgettable.

What I’ve noticed these past few months is that my business came alive when I claimed the word MAGNIFICENT. Read More

Will YOU buy an Apple watch? Ask yourself WHY? Here are my 16 reasons why I probably WON'T buy one! Read More

Social media marketing is a powerful way to spread your content, but if not used correctly, it could be harmful for your site.

Mistakes are always just around the corner and in this post you can read some of the most common ones. Read More

A little directed effort could go a long way. When you are focused on urgent, but not necessarily important tasks, it’s easy to get caught up in “firefighting” and tedious “busy work” leaving you no closer to achieving your objectives and meeting your goals.

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