Your personal life is a living testament of your business reputation - an example: GoDaddy CEO hunted an elephant, kill it, posted a video and tweeted about it.
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GoDaddy CEO Kills Elephant, NameCheap Raises Money to Save Elephants
Posted by ivanpw under StrategyFrom http://www.noobpreneur.com 4777 days ago
A Lesson On Business Chivalry from the Skies of the First World War...Over the Western Front
Posted by yoni67 under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://jobshuk.com 4777 days ago
"To the memory of a brave and chivalrous foe..."
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Stress-Testing Your Reality
Posted by bloggertone under ManagementFrom http://bloggertone.com 4777 days ago
One of the common denominators of companies that moved from Good to Great, was the need for each company to take a good, long hard look at themselves and, with a level of painful honesty, to clearly...
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7 Quick Ways to Get Blog Post Ideas
Posted by kwameboame under Social MediaFrom http://sociatic.com 4824 days ago
Do you get stuck on articles to write on your blog? Coming up with article ideas for your blog can be very challenging; especially if you publish often. This happens ...
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IBM’s Great Marketing Campaign: IBM Teams with Jeopardy! to Introduce Watson
Posted by mirsbblogger under MarketingFrom http://smallbusiness.uprinting.com 4824 days ago
In one of the greatest marketing campaigns ever, IBM teamed with Jeopardy! for the Jeopardy! IBM Challenge. For months prior to the event, the challenge had been promoted on Jeopardy!. In addition to piquing the interest of the casual viewer, the promotion of this man vs. machine contest on Jeopard
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15 Questions That Will Change The Way You Think About SEO Forever (Q's 6-10)
Posted by st0n3y under Online MarketingFrom http://www.searchengineguide.com 4824 days ago
This is the second set of questions from an interview I had given late last year. If you started this series with the introduction, you already know that the answers here differ from the answers given in the interview. One of the reasons I like written interviews is that it gives you a better oppor
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Art of Marketing Conference: Heads Up
Posted by TonyJohnston_CNi under MarketingFrom http://blog.tonyjohnston.biz 4824 days ago
Made Hot by: Small Business News on February 19, 2011 4:31 pm
Something that I attended last year and found really great is coming again to Toronto - the Art of Marketing Conference. I think you should go if you live or work in Ontario and you are a business owner, CEO, or someone in a sales & marketing or business development position. So mark off your cale
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Reworking Twitter: Using Favorites, RSS and List Features Effectively
Posted by kwameboame under Social MediaFrom http://sociatic.com 4972 days ago
How do you benefit from Twitter? Do you know that, you could double or even triple that benefit if you cleaned up a little? Nope, I’m not talking about unfollowing people. I’m talking about three even cooler ways you could optimize your Twitter activities for the utmost benefit; favorites, RSS and
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10 Places to Find Blogs to Guest Post On
Posted by kwameboame under Social MediaFrom http://sociatic.com 4985 days ago
Guest blogging helps you spread the word about your business or website. It is one way I get more people to view Sociatic and increase my RSS subscriber counts. It ...
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Rules for Ford Social Media Engagement are Simple and Clear
Posted by shanegibson under Social MediaFrom http://www.closingbigger.net 4989 days ago
Made Hot by: tyoungbl on September 7, 2010 11:52 am
While visiting The Ford Story in preparation for an upcoming project I came across their Rules for Ford Social Media Engagement. (Found at the bottom of their
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