Here's a list by Paul Sloane of the 10 Most Common Failures of Bad Leaders. See anyone you recognize. I saw myself sometimes in some of them. But the sightings were fleeting and destined to be less as time goes on, I hope.
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The Ten Most Common Failures of Bad Leaders
Posted by ZaneSafrit under ManagementFrom http://www.associatedcontent.com 5345 days ago
Made Hot by: jnelson on March 31, 2010 4:09 pm
7 Ways to Get Started Using Text Message Marketing : Marketing :: American Express OPEN Forum
Posted by ducttape under Social MediaFrom http://www.openforum.com 5345 days ago
Made Hot by: sannwood on March 31, 2010 3:51 pm
Various forms of mobile marketing, text messaging, mobile ads, mobile apps, and location aware services, are getting lots of buzz currently. Ma
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It's Not a USP. It's Your Winning Difference
Posted by waltgoshert under MarketingFrom http://waltgoshert.com 5346 days ago
In the New Economy, the same old USP... Unique Selling Proposition... isn't gonna cut it. Today, you need to discover Your WINNING DIFFERENCE.
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Can Video Drive Traffic To Your Website?
Posted by SmallBizNest under Online MarketingFrom http://www.thesmallbiznest.com 5346 days ago
Many of us said we didn’t have time to blog but now it’s a regular part of our daily/weekly routine and has become second nature. So, the next logical progression is to begin integrating some interactive and engaging video content that will boost traffic and also keep visitors on your site longer.
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A Mompreneur On The Rise With Jessica Kim Of Babbaco
Posted by therisetothetop under StartupsFrom http://blog.therisetothetop.com 5346 days ago
Interview with Jessica Kim founder of Babbco on adding personality to your brand, creating community, mompreneurs and more.
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Core Benefits Take You Nowhere - Market Like Lady Gaga
Posted by MrBigIdeas under MarketingFrom http://rightideas-brightideas.blogspot.com 5346 days ago
Any difference that your competition can duplicate isn't a difference. You don't have to be the leader, the innovator or even deliver the highest value if you are different. Here's how to learn from Lady Gaga - the most inspired marketer of 2010. Forget the core benefits and reduce the comparable, acceptable choices to - you.
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4 Lessons from a Mobile Marketing Mini-Case Study
Posted by billrice under Success StoriesFrom http://www.marketingprofessor.com 5346 days ago
Results shared from recent events where mobile marketing was used with face to face connections, as well as an audience. Is mobile marketing worth *your* time?
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You don’t know, who I know
Posted by careerscoach under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://bloggertone.com 5346 days ago
Made Hot by: WayneLiew on March 31, 2010 10:07 am
It always amazes me of just how narrow minded and short sighted some people are when networking. Never make assumptions that someone can or can not help you.
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13 small things to simplify your workday
Posted by billrice under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://zenhabits.net 5346 days ago
One of the best things I did when I decided to simplify my life was to simplify my workday — first at my day job and later, by quitting my day job, in the work I do now as a writer and entrepreneur.
I’ve eliminated most of the routine, boring, administrative tasks with a few simple principles.
These days, I have eliminated the non-essentials, and can focus on what I truly love: creating. Read More
I’ve eliminated most of the routine, boring, administrative tasks with a few simple principles.
These days, I have eliminated the non-essentials, and can focus on what I truly love: creating. Read More
23 Ways To A Better Feature Press Release
Posted by jsternal under Public RelationsFrom http://www.understandingmarketing.com 5346 days ago
Most people think a press release is supposed to be about news that is happening at the moment because something is being announced (a new executive at the company, new product launch, how much money the company made). But did you know that a press release can also be used to tell a story that is considered more “evergreen” – an angle that reads almost like a feature story.
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