The goal of your group should be to create a valuable platform for members to share knowledge and best-practices around the particular group interest - to make each other better
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Creating a Successful LinkedIn Group. Part 2
Posted by bloggertone under Social MediaFrom http://bloggertone.com 5206 days ago
How to Blow Up an Armored Truck in 12 Steps
Posted by ruth under MarketingFrom http://www.inc.com 5206 days ago
How to Blow up an Armored Truck in 12 Steps: Looking to pull off a brash PR stunt? Here's how to engineer an explosive marketing campaign in 12 easy steps
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4 Ways to Master Social Media Marketing
Posted by ruth under Social MediaFrom http://www.inc.com 5206 days ago
4 Ways to Master Social Media Marketing: Real-world examples of employing the best tactics to engage, enthrall, and expand your customer base online (without looking like a jerk)
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How to Pitch Your Business to Friends and Family
Posted by ruth under StartupsFrom http://www.inc.com 5206 days ago
Made Hot by: BusinessBloggerPro on August 24, 2010 5:39 pm
How to Pitch Your Business to Friends and Family: It's important to preserve relationships and protect everyone involved when tapping your family tree for funding
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Evaluating the Potential of a Business
Posted by ruth under ManagementFrom http://boss.blogs.nytimes.com 5206 days ago
In making deals over the years, we have found that our chances of success are much higher when we have positive answers to three questions
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Google AdSense Optimization: Why You Should Display both Text and Image Ads
Posted by ivanpw under AdvertisingFrom http://www.mywebestate.com 5206 days ago
Checking on my Google AdSense stats, I received a message from AdSense team offering suggestion on ad placements on one of my blogs - the results are stunning
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101 Ways to Build a Better Relationship with Your Customers
Posted by bigmoneyweb under Online MarketingFrom http://bigmoneyweb.com 5206 days ago
Made Hot by: BusinessBloggerPro on August 25, 2010 10:23 pm
Building better customer relationships is not just something that would be nice to do – it is something you must do if you expect to be successful in business today. This book contains 101 useful suggestions for maintaining and building relationships with your customers – starting with the next contact you make.
The 101 ways in this book are all about people and how they react or respond to others. Most of the ways deal with common courtesies that anyone would appreciate – for example, keep the customer in the communications loop, don’t put customers on hold, be accessible to the customer and do what you say you will. All of the ways boil down to good, common sense Read More
The 101 ways in this book are all about people and how they react or respond to others. Most of the ways deal with common courtesies that anyone would appreciate – for example, keep the customer in the communications loop, don’t put customers on hold, be accessible to the customer and do what you say you will. All of the ways boil down to good, common sense Read More
It seems to be human nature to take shortcuts. We want results immediately, we don’t want to invest the effort normally required to achieve a goal. We somehow think that we are the exceptions to the rule–while others have to make an effort, somehow we are different and can avoid all the work and effort to achieve the result. In truth, sometimes shortcuts work. They probably work often enough, that we continue to pursue them
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Finding Valuable Keywords For Your Small Business Website
Posted by Small Business Tribe under Online MarketingFrom http://www.youtube.com 5206 days ago
SEO Jedi Aaron Wall of SEO Book gives this fascinating interview to Web Marketing Today about using the Google Search-Based Keyword Tool to identify high value keywords for your Website. These are keywords that have higher than normal value for purchasers of Google AdSense and can theoretically mean higher earnings for your site. If you've written off Google AdSense as a low revenue generator or something that requires massive numbers of visitors to see a return, you may want to watch this interview and revisit Google AdSense as a tool for revenue on your Website.
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Getting More Comments On Your Small Business Blog
Posted by ShawnHessinger under Online MarketingFrom http://www.clevermarketer.com 5206 days ago
Made Hot by: saraib820 on August 23, 2010 7:56 pm
If getting people to comment on your blog has been an ongoing problem, you may be interested in this advice specifically aimed at WordPress bloggers from Heather C. Stephens a.k.a. the "clever marketer" about how to give a very clear SEO incentive to those who leave comments on your blog. Heather has even gone so far as to create a badge and recommend that you use it to promote this incentive as a way of encouraging more comments. What is this incentive. Read Heather's post to find out more..
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