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Writing a sales letter for your business is a lot easier when you can get your head around the main elements that make one up. This post covers the basic requirements needed to make one for your business. Read More

The mobile payment scene has been a hive of activity in recent months, with trials of Google Wallet beginning in the US, bringing wallet-free potential through near-field communication (NFC) technology that is likely to become a standard feature of smartphones in the coming years. Read More

46% of small businesses use email as their primary form of customer communication. Stephen Shoff writes 5 reasons why an email marketing tool can help make your customer marketing programs more productive. Read More

Many people lack good communication skills

Some lack confidence to speak up and some others say too much.

If you want to improve your communication skills

Then please read the following………………
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It is not what you say, hope, or wish – it is what you actually do on a regular basis that matters most when working towards your goals. This is congruency. Read More

As Businesses Build Marketing Programs Around the Social Network, Some Balk at Paying a Fee to Promote Their Posts Read More

Is the business plan you created before you started your business something you constantly refer to, or like most people, is it something you get a good chuckle from every now and again when you’re cleaning out your filing cabinet. Read More

It’s not where you start…but where you finish. Your small business has just selected a bank with which to do business. Now what? Obviously, there was some thought about the bank’s location, hours and level of services offered. Those were the very basics. And it is quite possible that these initial Read More

Here are the 10 Business books which changed my thinking about business and as a result have helped me make more money from my business. Read More

Remember layaway programs? If you’re a Baby Boomer like me, you probably remember your parents paying for purchases like the family’s winter coats, a new dining room set or other major purchase “on layaway.” Here’s how it works: The customer essentially puts a product “on hold” with a retailer, the Read More