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How to Test and Improve Your Website’s Usability
Posted by webdotcom under Online MarketingFrom http://www.web.com 5361 days ago
Social media - killer of knowledge power
Posted by Barneyausten under Social MediaFrom http://blog.myprojecttracker.com 5361 days ago
Made Hot by: lyceum on March 29, 2010 6:39 am
Social media could be seen as a way of removing knowledge power with the prevalence of sharing. Is this the case? Or is it enhancing knowledge as power?
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25 Small Business Public Relations Ideas For April
Posted by jsternal under Public RelationsFrom http://www.understandingmarketing.com 5361 days ago
We talk about the importance of seasonal holidays and timely angles in the PR Toolkit for Small Business, so each of the following topics are angles that are relevant to April in short term planning. Use these ideas to help generate possible stories for your company you can develop to pitch a reporter during the month of April.
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Sales Tip A Day: Canadians Spend More Time On the Internet than TV
Posted by argentisgroup under AdvertisingFrom http://www.salestipaday.com 5361 days ago
Canadians spend more time on the Internet than on the TV. What will come as a shock is the disproportionate advertising spend that goes to Newspapers compared to the Internet – This will show that the end of newspapers is near.
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Small Businesses Need Business Plans Too
Posted by pathenry123 under StrategyFrom http://smallbusinesscommunity.blogspot.com 5361 days ago
One great thing about small businesses is their ability to produce results. They don't have to worry about many of the things that slow down corporations like stock prices and endless reporting. With less administration needed they can spend more of their time generating revenue and growing the business. But how should the business grow? Where should the business go to find new customers? Wh
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Activity Calculator - Renbor Sales Solutions Inc.
Posted by SellBetter under SalesFrom http://www.sellbetter.ca 5361 days ago
Sales leaders are always looking to improve the activity of their teams. One challenge is to get heir team members to understand how much time they should allocate to specific activities. This article looks at prospecting, offers ideas and a calculator give individuals clear focus on how much they actually need to do.
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Same, Same, but Different
Posted by billrice under Social MediaFrom http://bettercloser.com 5361 days ago
Made Hot by: lyceum on March 29, 2010 6:34 am
Flash forward…last week I was talking to a client about a new B2B social media sales training program we are building out. This client (in the business of selling big ticket enterprise software) had already noted a few natural trends in their sales organization, as it applied to using social media. There were three distinct groups...
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Unique Insights: Avoid Personal Flat Battery Syndrome
Posted by rhodanmc under ManagementFrom http://rhodanmc.blogspot.com 5361 days ago
Made Hot by: PeaceNLove on March 29, 2010 10:41 pm
Small business owners are notorious for burning the candle at both ends as they struggle to meet all of the demands placed upon them as they build and develop their businesses. This article provides tips on how to prevent your personal battery from going completely flat and bringing your business to a grinding halt.
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Knowledge Is Not Power—Wisdom Is Power
Posted by iannarino under SalesFrom http://thesalesblog.com 5361 days ago
Made Hot by: SalesBlogcast on March 26, 2010 12:26 am
Knowledge is cheap, ubiquitous, indexed, accessible, and portable. It is no longer power. The new power is wisdom. It is the ability to make choices that generate the best results and outcomes.
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Is the Current Economic Meltdown comparable to the Great Depression? |
Posted by oinkqw1kvon under NewsFrom http://www.loansandcredit.com 5361 days ago
Though it kind of feels the same... In both time periods banks closed, recovery seemed long and painful, and the general country's mood was
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