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Do your customers ask questions about your product or service, service delivery, pricing etc? Do you keep a track of these questions? If you do you know how valuable they are. If you don't you could be missing out on opportunities. Tips to help you get the most from customer questions. Read More

Tara's Website Kickstarter course shows you how to build a website that you can be proud of and that reflects your brand! Read More

The Fiverr social marketing category offers a range of sneaky social media tricks. Are any of these worth your time to build followers and get votes for your blog posts? Nine social media marketers offer their no-holds-barred opinions and comments. Read More

It used to be that many people would do their best to save up $1 million for retirement. Now, experts and others say $2 million is far more likely to be the “magic” number. But do you really need a huge nest egg for a successful retirement? Read More

Growth driven by creativity ensures sustainable success, as the focus is on customer and market awareness, sustaining curiosity and being open to new scenarios. Read More

One of the biggest decisions you have to make as you approach retirement is when you want to begin taking your Social Security benefits. Read More

Definition of "purple passion": With an intensity of emotion. Learn how to passionately market, not advertise, your creative small business. Read More

SocialFloat encourages your visitors to share your content by keeping the share buttons constantly on their screens - even if your website is not built on the WordPress platform. Read More

Social media demands non intrusive marketing, permission marketing and in bound marketing are both ideal, but how do you know when you're not providing enough service. Marketing is all about getting new business and not missing obvious opportunities, what's acceptable and when? Read More

Franchisees with military experience enjoy operating their businesses and being a part of their franchise organizations, but rate their own performance as franchisees slightly lower than their non-vet counterparts. To compile the research for this report, Franchise Business Review surveyed... Read More