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Having a website and communicating to your customers is how you get real feedback about your business. Writing blog posts, new FAQ's, announcements, Tweets... all these tools help your customers find out more about you and your business. It's not enough to build a website and call it good. You have to work at it. Read More

It’s free to enter, Anyone can join the competition including current Bloggertoners and BizSugar members, You’ll have lots of chances to win, Prizes total $6,921 Read More

Bloggertone is teaming up with BizSugar to bring you the Sugartone Sweet Business Blogging Contest. This contest helps give your articles extra online visibility and rewards your social networking. The Sugartone Sweet Business Blogging Contest is an opportunity for you to win prizes to help you promote your business. Read More

Tough times usually spell trouble for small businesses, including those in relatively stable industries or geographic locations. Here are Ten Top Tips for Tough Times to help small businesses survive our current economic climate. Read More

You may want to use this letter if you’ve never done any official communication since the launch of you new website and might also want to repeat this process whenever you update your site with key content. These are just great opportunities to make meaningful contact with your clients. Read More

As a marketing tool Twitter gets much more interesting and useful when you can filter out 99% of the junk that doesn’t apply to your objectives Read More

Want to know Og Mandino's formula for becoming the greatest salesperson in the world? It all starts with your beliefs! Tune in to the next 10 days of the Motivation 101 Blog to learn what it takes. Read More

As more and more consumers adopt feature-rich mobile devices, your shoppers will increasingly demand access to information, videos, and discounts at the point of retail. How can you use mobile to create exceptional shopping experiences and drive higher receipts per shopper? It's simple. Leverage a smart approach to mobile marketing for retail. Read More

The challenges of managing Gen Y are alive and well. The recession was their first big blow, a clear message that life might not always deliver what they expect and demand. But while it may have made them a bit more workplace savvy, it didn’t undo 20 some odd years of training that said “You’re the best. You deserve it all”. Read More

It’s been proven that positive attitude does produce personal power. It has helped a number of people.

In many job situations, proper attitude is at least as important as technical ability. Some employees may even have multiple business degrees or a Ph.D., but their attitude still prevents them from becoming effective employees. Read More