I pointed Stephen Smith to David Stiernholm's post, My seven most hard-earned mistakes regarding structure. And we decided to share our own experiences with making mistakes, and learning from them. We’d love to hear your thoughts.
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Hard-earned Lessons on Structure
Posted by lyceum under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://stephenpsmith.com 5392 days ago
7 Steps to Build Products for Mass Adoption
Posted by WayneLiew under Products and ServicesFrom http://www.bothsidesofthetable.com 5392 days ago
Made Hot by: on January 31, 2010 10:09 am
Normals are people who, unlike Techies, don’t just use products simply because they’re infatuated with them and with showing the world how cool it is that they’re using the latest tech product. They use products because the products solve a need they have. VCs prefer products designed for normals not for Techies.
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Pitch, then Plan or NOT! | Inspire Enterprise
Posted by ddouglas under StartupsFrom http://inspiretovision.com 5392 days ago
I am still reading The Art of the Start: The Time-Tested, Battle-Hardened Guide for Anyone Starting Anything by Guy Kawasaki for the on line entrepreneurial book club.
In Chapter 4, Guy discusses the Art of Writing a Business Plan. I totally agree with Guy, that “the document itself is not nearly as important as the process that leads to the document. Even if you aren’t trying to raise money, Read More
In Chapter 4, Guy discusses the Art of Writing a Business Plan. I totally agree with Guy, that “the document itself is not nearly as important as the process that leads to the document. Even if you aren’t trying to raise money, Read More
Are Local Trends A Boon Or A Bane For Businesses? | Online Media Gazette
Posted by omgzam under Social MediaFrom http://omgzam.com 5392 days ago
Twitter just announced yesterday the release of a new feature: local trends. It just went live in seven countries and 15 US cities. Although it’s still in the primary rollout, I can’t help but wonder how this is going to affect businesses; both positively and negatively.
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An Unorthodox Way to Land Your Next Freelance Job: Start Without Being Hired
Posted by yoni67 under Success StoriesFrom http://jobshuk.com 5392 days ago
Made Hot by: patsonlegal on January 28, 2010 6:32 am
For the second time in my life as a freelancer I have used a VERY unorthodox approach to replace "down-time" with paychecks. It involves beginning a job...without one vitally important thing...having been hired. Sound crazy? It's not. Come see my system...
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Build Your Business By Mastering The Art Of The Email Introduction
Posted by therisetothetop under MarketingFrom http://blog.therisetothetop.com 5392 days ago
A tip on building your business through introducing others. Nothing is a better business builder than karma and connections.
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Facebook is not Twitter. You shouldn’t have too many friends there.
Posted by karolzielinski under Social MediaFrom http://blog.karolzielinski.com 5393 days ago
For a long time I was thinking why Facebook is such a great tool for promoting our projects? I mean not exactly facebook’s fan pages, or external applications (such as NetworkedBlogs); but via our typical, private accounts.
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Sales Tip A Day: Add a PS (Post Script) to the bottom of a sales letter
Posted by argentisgroup under Direct MarketingFrom http://www.salestipaday.com 5393 days ago
Where do you put information in a letter so that a prospect will read it? Article on how to position you strongest post of a letter so a prospect will see it.
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4 Myths About Social Media and Business
Posted by WayneLiew under Social MediaFrom http://mashable.com 5393 days ago
Despite the growth of businesses on social networks, there are still misconceptions about how best to use social media. To cut through the hype, here are a few myths dispelled.
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Who Do You Have To Be To Evolve?
Posted by iannarino under SalesFrom http://thesalesblog.com 5393 days ago
Your success in sales also depends upon your ability to change, to grow, to evolve, and to adapt. This constant growth and changing is what allows you to continually create value for your company and it’s clients. The game of sales has changed. To succeed in sales now you need more than sales acumen.
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