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As we interact with entrepreneurs like you on a daily basis, we are often interested in hearing all your stories, be they (hopefully) success stories or tales of gloom and despondency! Our daily discussions have prompted us to gather together a list of twenty three tips from entrepreneurs. Read More
Marketing to consumers with one broad brushstroke may still make sense for major brands, but for a niche business, the best way to a customer's heart is through a more targeted approach. Here are five niche marketing tips for reaching a select market segment affordably. Read More

Do You Have the Right People on the Bus?

Avatar Posted by sannwood under Management
From http://www.openforum.com 5479 days ago
Made Hot by: ritchelalms on October 10, 2009 2:49 pm
Do you have the right people on the bus? And who's driving the bus? Few things are more important to the success of a business than having the right people — both the leaders and the followers. Too many times, these people are like “riders on a bus” who get on randomly — or as a matter of convenience. Read More
Just because you are using your own money to start a business doesn't mean you have all the right to do what you want to bootstrap your business. As your own money is at stake, you must seek advice first to some bootstrappers on how to wisely start a business using your own fund. Read More
Entrepreneurs can always create and discover innovative ways to utilize technology for their business. Others may think that social media such as twitter is just a time wasting activity and completely ignore this kind of service. If you are creative enough, you can discover something from this service that could help you boost your small business. Read More

The Key to Excellent Customer Service

Avatar Posted by roseanderson under Customer Service
From http://smallbizlessons.wordpress.com 5479 days ago
Made Hot by: ThomasPickering on October 8, 2009 5:19 am
As small business caters to meet the demand of the customers, it is very essential that an entrepreneur must know and learn how to please the customer. I am sure you won't disagree with me if I'm going to say that a business should serve the customers well. It is not putting your business under the feet of your customers, but it is just showing yo Read More

Are You Upsetting Loyal Customers When Attracting New Customers?

Avatar Posted by m4bmarketing under Marketing
From http://www.m4bmarketing.com 5479 days ago
Made Hot by: JohnH on October 8, 2009 11:02 pm
Are you a loyal customer but find the latest deal or offer is never for you, only new customers? Although I have no statistics on this, but visiting many websites it seems that small businesses are doing this more than they used to. Whilst it is important to gain new customers, a little time is needed to think about your loyal customers and how Read More
Not all businesses have been impacted by the recession. Take this shop selling traditional lanterns in Hong Kong. Watch the following video from South China Morning Post to learn why some businesses are surviving and even flourishing despite the downturn. Interestingly, the business does not sell necessities, and still does well even in an economy Read More

How To: Establish A Social Media Culture In Your Company

Avatar Posted by williswee under Social Media
From http://www.penn-olson.com 5480 days ago
Made Hot by: westside on October 6, 2009 2:54 pm
A strong social media culture is beneficial for any company. An aggregated effort by the entire company can greatly increase your company's online presence. This essentially translates to free publicity. Read More
Another lesson that most entrepreneur must take note is that there must be a good balance between focus and flow. Everything will just come easy if there is a good balance. There is always a place called persistence, focus and discipline. Read More
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