I love working from home! I feel so lucky that I can have a life that includes working in my pajamas! But working from home can be a blessing and a curse. It takes an incredible work ethic to make yourself do your work when other things try to grab your attention.
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5 Productivity Zappers To Avoid When Working From Home
Posted by emilyjadenn7 under NewsFrom http://blog.psprint.com 5136 days ago
The 6 Real Benefits Of Using Social Media For Business
Posted by biancaaquino under Social MediaFrom http://www.businessinsider.com 5136 days ago
You might not be able to measure your direct ROI, but you can feel these tangible benefits from any social media campaign.
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Free, an expectation too far?
Posted by bloggertone under Products and ServicesFrom http://bloggertone.com 5136 days ago
Made Hot by: dreamwithdeadline on April 15, 2010 3:48 pm
Free is an effective marketing and sales tool. In the on-line world, have consumers become too expectant for everything to be free?
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BRIEF: How One Wrong Word Can Ruin Your Message
Posted by globalcopywrite under MarketingFrom http://www.globalcopywriting.com 5136 days ago
Made Hot by: jnelson on April 15, 2010 4:41 pm
Marketing content, by design, is meant to appeal to your prospects and clients. Attempting to impress with big words or complicated phrases can drive people away. Read this BRIEF post to learn why.
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5 Things You Should Never Tell Investors
Posted by CFOWISE under Raising CapitalFrom http://www.openforum.com 5136 days ago
Great tips if you are thinking about pitching sophisticated investors. Also, great information for thinking about the value of your business, the size of your target market, and much more.
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Benevolent Social Media Universe
Posted by lyceum under Social MediaFrom http://egoist.blogspot.com 5137 days ago
Do you want to see an example of the Benevolent Universe Premise in action? Jennifer Iannolo's (@foodphilosophy) message on Twitter:
"Sometimes when bad things happen, a hero like @shlevy steps in. I am so incredibly honored by this post. Thank you."
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"Sometimes when bad things happen, a hero like @shlevy steps in. I am so incredibly honored by this post. Thank you."
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Entrepreneurs Under 30: Advice From Your Peers
Posted by jsternal under Social MediaFrom http://www.readwriteweb.com 5137 days ago
Although the median age of CEOs is 54, one of the fasted growing demographics of entrepreneurs is young people. According to a survey by JA Worldwide almost three-quarters ...
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What you need to know before designing an iPhone or BlackBerry app
Posted by cb711 under MarketingFrom http://lunchpail.knotice.com 5137 days ago
Even though Google's Android platform is the new kid on the block and has great features like open-source code capabilities along with Google API access, the mobile application market - until recently - has featured only two major device prize-fighters: Apple and BlackBerry. Sorry Microsoft, you are not in contention yet.
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Be Top of Mind: Surefire tips to establish or solidify your brand identity
Posted by StepByStepMarketing under MarketingFrom http://www.fuelnet.com 5137 days ago
Ultimately, every business — whether it’s a retail store, a service provider, an information publisher, etc. — is about selling. But as important as sales and marketing are, they are made exponentially easier when the brand has strong appeal to consumers.
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Small Business Family Affairs
Posted by bestbizpractices under ManagementFrom http://bestbizpractices.org 5137 days ago
Owning a family business can be a great way to make a living for one’s parents, spouse, children, and other relatives. Hopefully, the business will grow and thrive enough to provide a good living for all these people now and in the future. However, in addition to all the usual challenges that accompany the start-up, operations, and growth of a business, family owned businesses have some unique ob
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