The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has caught fire and spread globally to build awareness and raise over $7 million in donations for the ALS Association. What can you learn from the Challenge to help your own marketing efforts?
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Cause Marketing on Ice
Posted by crowdSPRING under MarketingFrom http://blog.crowdspring.com 3544 days ago
Tips for onboarding new sales reps
Posted by jspirer under SalesFrom http://salestrainingconnection.com 3544 days ago
Building a state-of-the-art onboarding and upboarding process is an inherent part of sales success.
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Crowdfunding Perks: Your Key to Campaign Success!
Posted by sjekic under Raising CapitalFrom http://www.crowdclan.com 3544 days ago
Crowdfunding perks, sometimes called incentives or rewards, present value to supporters. Commonly, projects arrange a series of six to nine representative rewards – those that reflect their brand or concept. Of all the planning stages, this is among the most distracting.
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Proven Tips to Reduce Operating Cost in Small Business
Posted by AngelBiz under ManagementFrom http://www.smallbizviewpoints.com 3544 days ago
Small business owners can save substantial money by following the tips mentioned in this article to reduce operating cost of running a business.
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AdWords Search Queries: Changes Coming in September
Posted by BuyerZone under AdvertisingFrom http://www.buyerzone.com 3544 days ago
Google is rolling out a major change to keyword matching in AdWords next month. Beginning in late September, all Phrase and Exact match search queries will include close variants and misspellings, meaning that pure exact match keywords as we know it are dead.
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How to Be a Great Leader and Inspire Your Team
Posted by maplesummit under ManagementFrom http://smallbiztrends.com 3544 days ago
Like it or not, as a small business owner, one of your primary roles (if you’ve got employees, that is), is that of leader. If you haven’t had a lot of experience in the past in leading people, you might need a few pointers for polishing your skills.
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Why Your Company Blog Shouldn't Be About Your Company - Forbes
Posted by sh4ddai under MarketingFrom http://www.forbes.com 3544 days ago
Ask yourself a few questions: What are your favorite types of blogs? Which ones do you subscribe to and look forward to reading? Which ones do you consider a good use of your valuable time? Although I can’t guess which specific blogs are your favorites, I think I can predict, with [...]
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How to Become a Marketing Manager: 3 Ingredients in the Recipe for Success
Posted by gtilus under MarketingFrom http://www.rasmussen.edu 3545 days ago
We used real-time job analysis software to identify more than 200,000 marketing manager jobs posted over the past year.* After analyzing the job requirements listed, we concocted the can't-miss recipe for becoming a marketing manager.
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How To Write Business Case Studies And Secure New Customers
Posted by philsmith91 under Online MarketingFrom http://findmorelocalcustomers.co.uk 3545 days ago
A key method to overcome potential customer objections and increase closure rates that is often overlooked is to write business case studies. We discuss the case study building process
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Pulling in Traffic: Directions for Writing Great Blog Post Titles
Posted by jitendravaswani under Social MediaFrom http://www.bloggersideas.com 3545 days ago
With excess of 1.4 million posts distributed on Wordpress.com consistently, how would you verify your work emerges in the swarm? Creating solid post titles is restricted to obstacle follower consideration, provoke premium, pull in adherents, and win rehash visits. Here's a couple of plans to contem
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