By Marco Carbajo. Did you know that a DUNS number is the most widely used number for identifying companies in the United States?
Did you also know that suppliers and creditors alike pull a Dun and Bradstreet (D&B) credit check on your business when you apply for credit?
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Why Your Business Needs to Get a DUNs Number
Posted by SBA.gov under FinanceFrom http://www.sba.gov 4340 days ago
Partnership Relevancies - New Factors in the Customer Engagement Voice Channel
Posted by SalesPortal under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.salesportal.com 4340 days ago
Even in the face of the rising usage of online self-service, the voice channel is still the preferred channel of choice for many customers. In fact; a survey from Forrester found that well over half of customers prefer to interact with a customer service representative via the phone. Contact center
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6 Ways to Bring Traffic to Your New Website
Posted by Touch Point Digital Marketing under Online MarketingFrom http://www.touchpointdigitalmarketing.com 4340 days ago
Attracting traffic to a website is tough, but attracting traffic to a new website is particularly difficult. Here are 6 ways to bring traffic to a new website.
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Getting Started With Social Media
Posted by Touch Point Digital Marketing under Social MediaFrom http://www.touchpointdigitalmarketing.com 4340 days ago
Getting involved with social media can be confusing to small businesses, so here are some tips on how a small business can get started with social media.
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The Ins and Outs of Hashtag Marketing
Posted by lonelybiz under MarketingFrom https://lonelybrand.com 4340 days ago
Hashtags are a great way to open your tweets up to an audience your account may not be reaching otherwise. But it can be tricky terrain to navigate. We’ve seen themed hashtags backfire for many a brand in the past (need we mention the McDonald’s shamrocking debacle?), and we’ve seen brands grab hol
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Getting To 100K Unique Visitors P/M And 10 Lessons Learnt Along The Way - Tweak Your Biz
Posted by nialldevitt under Success StoriesFrom http://tweakyourbiz.com 4340 days ago
Made Hot by: stillwagon428 on January 11, 2013 3:16 pm
Tweak Your Biz got 100K unique visits during December, 2012. It’s taken us three years to build up to this level of traffic, and we’ve made mistakes and learnt lots along the way. Here’s what it has taken to manage a blog from a standing start to delivering this level of traffic.
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Surviving WordPress Blog Migration Part 2
Posted by SMARTSMMBiz under Social MediaFrom http://www.1singularsensation.com 4340 days ago
I had my WordPress blog backup ready to go but I was having problems logging into my new host’s control panel and I needed help. This is where 24/7 technical support comes in very handy.
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Professional Personality Traits
Posted by Mentorship4U under Self-DevelopmentFrom https://www.managingamericans.com 4340 days ago
Is your attitude helping you or holding you back? Three Personality Traits that hurt your career and how to fix them.
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Why You Should Make Sure Others Steal Your Ideas
Posted by ScottScanlon under StrategyFrom http://www.youbrandinc.com 4340 days ago
Made Hot by: Big Business Boogaloo on January 13, 2013 10:37 pm
You should strive to have your ideas stolen.
Over the last few days a few of my friends on Facebook have spoken out about how their ideas or strategies have been adopted (stolen). Now these are ideas/strategies they haven’t readily shared but other marketers did what all market participants do, Read More
Over the last few days a few of my friends on Facebook have spoken out about how their ideas or strategies have been adopted (stolen). Now these are ideas/strategies they haven’t readily shared but other marketers did what all market participants do, Read More
Is the 'complaint culture' on the rise?
Posted by bOnline under Customer ServiceFrom http://blog.bonline.com 4340 days ago
Made Hot by: Sun Tzu Business Guide on January 14, 2013 12:56 am
New research has suggested consumers today are more likely to complain than they were five years ago, despite suffering less problems. Read more here.
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