One of the most important attributes of a strong and powerful mindset is that it is positive. That may sound obvious, but if you really think about it, it does make sense. Positive people expect...
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Are You Half Full Or Half Empty? Your Business Results Depend On It
Posted by bloggertone under ManagementFrom http://bloggertone.com 4878 days ago
Marketing Message: What's Your Story?
Posted by bloggertone under MarketingFrom http://bloggertone.com 4879 days ago
Having a strong marketing message for your startup is the most important thing you can do. Without a marketing message, your business launch will flop or be delayed as you work out what went wrong. Have it done up front and the pay back will be swift.
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Marketing Solar System: Marketing Integration and Customer Care-#kaizenblog recap
Posted by 3keyscoach under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.abilitysuccessgrowth.com 4880 days ago
Imagine that you are part of a solar system in a universe that is always in motion. That's the idea put forth by Debra Ellis of Wilson Ellis Consulting. Beyond just marketing, how does it fit into the overall picture of your business and how you interact with your customers.
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How Virtual Assistants Can Be An Asset For Small Businesses
Posted by bloggertone under Human ResourcesFrom http://bloggertone.com 4880 days ago
Virtual assistants are qualified individuals providing administrative, technical or creative assistance from a home office, and generally work on contract. They are not fully-fledged employees...
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What's Happening When You're Tapped Out
Posted by 3keyscoach under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://www.abilitysuccessgrowth.com 4881 days ago
Made Hot by: Small Business Bluesman on December 15, 2010 4:15 pm
And then there are days when leading a small business is distressing. In fact, the origin of the word, distress, means to pull apart. And pulled apart is not so far off the mark...
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New Business Acronym: Client
Posted by bloggertone under ManagementFrom http://bloggertone.com 4881 days ago
Made Hot by: EncouragingExcellence on December 20, 2010 12:33 pm
Clients, customers call them what you will, without them no business is successful. We want to keep the current ones we have and we also want to attract new ones to help us grow our businesses. For some businesses...
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Accounting For Dummies: Part 2. Profit and Loss
Posted by bloggertone under FinanceFrom http://bloggertone.com 4882 days ago
In my previous blog post I introduced the two key accounting documents that you use to manage you business. This post concentrates on the first one of these:The Profit and Loss Account or P&L. The Bottom Line...
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What's Your Networking Style?
Posted by bloggertone under MarketingFrom http://bloggertone.com 4885 days ago
The DISC personality profiling system identifies four different networking styles that people roughly fit into. We’re all a mix of the four styles, but one style usually dominates. See if you can spot which style you are...
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Business Networking And Culture Clash
Posted by bloggertone under ManagementFrom http://bloggertone.com 4886 days ago
Made Hot by: hishaman on December 10, 2010 4:31 am
Did you see this article about how the Irish need to do less chit-chat and more networking? It got me wondering if this is this a clash of business cultures?
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What's More Important: The Product Or The Customer?
Posted by bloggertone under SalesFrom http://bloggertone.com 4887 days ago
With sales targets to hit & seasonal bonuses coming up, we all want the best sales figures. When we work for a company we have belief in the product or service. We believe ours is the best out there and customers would be mad not to buy!
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