As the end of the year approaches, some of us find ourselves overwhelmed by top 10 lists, the shopping masses and endless renditions of Winter Wonderland. Businesses, on the other hand, tend to experience a slowdown, which makes it the perfect time for small business owners (when not partaking in
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10 Year End Tips for Getting Your Small Business Finances in Order
Posted by ronika under FinanceFrom https://www.montrealfinancial.ca 5106 days ago
Important Factors To A Successful Visitor Experience On Your Website
Posted by JasonKienbaum under Online MarketingFrom http://businessdonenow.com 5106 days ago
It all starts and ends with the visitor’s experience on your website. In order to keep people coming back to your website the experience needs to be what they expect and if just one of these elements listed below is missing it can cause the visitor to leave and never come back.
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How To Plan An Effective Advertising Campaign For Small Businesses
Posted by smallbusinessadvertising under AdvertisingFrom http://smallbusinessadvertisingstrategies.com 5106 days ago
There have been different processes on how to plan an effective advertising campaign for small businesses. It all depends on the system that is adapted by the marketing/advertising personnel you have or the advertising agency you hired.
If you have been working in the advertising industry... Read More
If you have been working in the advertising industry... Read More
The 12 Days of Christmas: Social Media Remix
Posted by B2CMKTG under Social MediaFrom http://www.b2cmarketinginsider.com 5106 days ago
Today marks the beginning of December, which means that the holiday season is well underway. In shopping malls across the country, Christmas decorations have been up since October 1st and radio stations such as B101.1 have been playing Christmas music 24/7 for the past several weeks. In addition,
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Mount Everest and the Business World: Ascending, The Peak, Descending and "The Death Zone!"
Posted by yoni67 under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://jobshuk.com 5106 days ago
Made Hot by: wdywft on December 2, 2010 12:53 am
Did you know that of the 220 deaths on Mount Everest most occur on the way down. That's right, in Business and in scaling the world's highest peak, getting to the top is oftentimes only half the battle.
A look at achieving success and maintaining it... Read More
A look at achieving success and maintaining it... Read More
7 Reasons to Become an Early Riser
Posted by Jimi Jones under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://jimijones.com 5107 days ago
Read about some of the reasons and benefits of getting up earlier than most and establishing a routine. Many will frown upon the thought, but there are some great benefits to being an early riser.
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Freelance Writer Survival Guide – Lesson 1: Budgets
Posted by amabaie under FinanceFrom http://www.crozon.ca 5108 days ago
Made Hot by: hishaman on December 3, 2010 1:42 pm
There are many benefits when it comes to being a freelance writer, or any type of freelancer for that matter, but there are also a few hardships that come along with the job. Remember, the sweet is never as sweet without the sour. The biggest hardship of all is the unpredictability of income.
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How to Prepare a Business Budget
Posted by ronika under FinanceFrom http://www.montrealfinancial.ca 5110 days ago
One of the primary challenges facing a small business owner is uncertainty about the future. (It is also what makes entrepreneurship exciting). We may have an amazing product or service, but we can’t be sure whether this will actually translate into a profitable business model. A budget is an exc
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10 Points From A Sales Professional
Posted by Marcana under SalesFrom http://marcana.com 5110 days ago
Justin McCullough touches on 10 points of interest as a sales professional. Which of these do you agree with? Disagree with? And why?
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Online Spending Continues to Surge [Infographic]
Posted by amabaie under NewsFrom http://www.creditcardscanada.ca 5111 days ago
Made Hot by: aknews on November 27, 2010 1:49 am
As we head into the holiday shopping season, retailers are hoping that we are ready to spend some money. It looks promising: Last year online spending for Canadians surpassed $15 billion, most of it done using credit cards. A similar trend is happening around the world.
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