Customer service is an integral part of our job and should not be seen as an extension of it. A company's most vital asset is its customers. Without them, we would not and could not exist in business. When you satisfy our customers, they not only help us grow by continuing to do business with you, but recommend you to friends and associates.
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At Your Service: The Ten Commandments of Great Customer Service!


From http://www.smallbizarticles.com 5016 days ago
Crank Up Your Customers' Confidence


From http://www.entrepreneur.com 5022 days ago
Made Hot by: heatherwills on September 3, 2009 1:51 pm
For small businesses that sell online, the importance of protecting customer data is a given. Unfortunately, the best security and privacy practices in the world are useless unless you first secure the customer's trust--no easy task in today's world. Increasing rates of identity theft and other types of online fraud have left many consumers gun
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Building Business Online - Business Center -


From http://www.pcworld.com 5023 days ago
As the economy sputters, small business owners remain intently focused on the bottom line. So a conversation about adhering to Web site privacy best practices might seem a bit -- well, off topic. However, if your business sells anything online, few things are more important than your online reputation.
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StumbleUpon Business Marketing


From http://www.10e20.com 5023 days ago
This is certainly not the first post I've linked to on StumbleUpon for business marketing. This article, however, from Tamar Weinberg of 10e20 seems pretty comprehensive. StumbleUpon has evolved into an interesting bookmarking site that has seems to have developed an unusually high following with online marketers. The site has come up two additio
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10 Common Twitter Errors to Avoid


From http://www.penn-olson.com 5023 days ago
No matter what's the reason, we (I'm talking about normal people here) all want to be comfortable, adequate and likable.
To help you go no further from achievable that, here are 10 common Twitter errors to avoid.
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Twitter Success Means More Than Numbers


From http://www.meryl.net 5023 days ago
Stop focusing on your numbers in Twitter. Provide valuable content and the rest will follow.
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Five reasons Twitterers make better employees by Gruntled Employees:


From http://www.gruntledemployees.com 5023 days ago
Jay Shepherd shares some great thoughts on why Twitterers make good staff.
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How To Use Twitter For Businesses


From http://www.businessinsider.com 5023 days ago
This instruction on how to use Twitter for business comes right from the horse's mouth. Twitter, in an effort to get more people using their service for business, have put together this simple slide show to help people do this better. You will doubtless get some ideas you may not have thought of before and an additional link will lead you to even
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100 tips on how to use Twitter for business — Part 1 | Position2 Blogs


From http://blogs.position2.com 5025 days ago
Author and technologist Nicholas Carr says, “Twitter is the telegraph system of Web 2.0.” The New York Times has mentioned that Twitter is one of the fastest-growing phenomena on the Internet. Only a few brands skimmed off profits from Twitter and others just tweeted about some direct marketing stuff. However, there are numerous ways you can lever
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Social Media Used to Educate People About Swine Flu


From http://www.penn-olson.com 5025 days ago
A wide range of tools from Facebook to Twitter are being used to deliver flu prevention tips and updates out to the public.
“We need to come up with products and interesting information that people can get something everywhere, anytime.” said Jenny Backus, Health and Human Services Public Affairs.
As said, social media is now their answer.
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