It’s not uncommon these days to find a national company knee-deep in public relations issues due to an unpopular practice or opinion of the company leader. Take the recent examples of Chick-Fil-A controversy as an example. While big-name brands tend to be the ones focused upon on the national scene
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3 Ways to Keep Your Brand out of Jeopardy - Business Signs.org


From http://businesssigns.org 4076 days ago
Is Your Business Using a Landing Page?


From http://merchantos.com 4078 days ago
Landing pages are important for many reasons, but first and foremost, because they provide the first impression of your business to prospective customers. Here are a few reasons landing pages can be the best marketing tactic you use.
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5 Ways to “Olympic-ify” Your Store Promotions - Business Signs.org


From http://businesssigns.org 4078 days ago
The 2012 Summer Olympics are here and will be the Internet buzz and water cooler talk for the next several weeks. For retail stores, this every-4-years event is a great theme for sales and store promotions. Even if your store has nothing to do with sports or competition, there are ways to tie this
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How to Write a Press Release


From http://www.corpnet.com 4078 days ago
Press releases are a great way to build SEO and drive web traffic to your site. That being said, many business owners shy away from them because they assume they're difficult to write. This post teaches you the basics of writing a press release.
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Can Social Media Results be Measured?


From http://merchantos.com 4083 days ago
The question, however, always comes up from business owners and traditional marketing strategists about whether social media results can be measured. There is no simple answer to this question. But there are ways to examine your social media strategy to see if it’s working. Lets look at four ways y
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Why Your Business Should Use LinkedIn InMail


From http://businesssigns.org 4084 days ago
Did you know there are more than 150 million LinkedIn users? Is your business one of them? Whether you are just starting out with this social network or an experienced user, you don’t want to ignore the power of LinkedIn and one of its newer features, InMail.
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Becoming a Better Self Editor


From http://merchantos.com 4085 days ago
How is it possible to develop a great writing product and be a better editor? Here are four tips to help you edit better and preserve your professional image.
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So You Wanna Be Writer? Start Blogging!


From http://www.millionairegirlsmovement.com 4088 days ago
I am often asked how I was able to “break into” the writing business. I am fortunate that I now consider myself a freelance writer who makes money writing. But this was not always the case. But when people ask me how they can do the same, I always say the same thing: start a blog.
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Tips to Develop an Employee Mentor Program


From http://merchantos.com 4088 days ago
Made Hot by: BIZantium on July 24, 2012 11:52 am
Most businesses can point to team members who make things happen. Those individuals are the superstars – the rainmakers – the ones you want to clone. While cloning an individual is not possible yet, you can leverage their knowledge, skills and abilities, and promote her to the role of a mentor. Men
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5 Ideas for Selling Old Inventory - Business Signs.org


From http://businesssigns.org 4088 days ago
Product that isn’t selling is often referred to as “dead” inventory. It’s been hanging around for a lot longer than you imagined, and you’re ready to take back the shelf space. More important than the space itself, inventory loses its value the longer it sits on your shelf. So how do you decide w
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