Indeed, lack of confidence can kill a young company. But so, too, can thinking you're all that when you're not. How to strike the right balance between confidence and arrogance? Start by avoiding the following classic traps. I wish they were clichés, but sadly they aren't.
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10 Arrogance Traps For Entrepreneurs
Posted by WayneLiew under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://www.forbes.com 5421 days ago
Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind…Out Of Business
Posted by m4bmarketing under MarketingFrom http://www.m4bmarketing.com 5421 days ago
When you do not proactively keep in touch with your key customers, you can find yourself needing to constantly gain new customers to stay in business. So how do you make sure you stay engaged with important customers?
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5 Easy Ways to Build Your Small Business Email List |
Posted by FortuneMarketing under Direct MarketingFrom http://fortunemarketingcompany.com 5421 days ago
Made Hot by: sannwood on January 14, 2010 8:01 pm
Congratulations! Your New Year’s resolution is to get serious about marketing your small business. You already know that email marketing is a fun, effective and inexpensive way to do it. So now you’re tasked with building your email list. Where do you start? Here are 5 tips to get you started
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10 Problems to Avoid While Operating Your Own Business
Posted by HomeBusinessMedia under ResourcesFrom http://www.msnbc.msn.com 5421 days ago
Made Hot by: Jed on January 13, 2010 6:32 pm
Here are 10 traps for entrepreneurs to avoid while starting or running a business from MSNBC courtesy of Forbes Magazine by contributor Martin Zwilling. Zwilling knows his way around entrepreneurs and startup and small ventures and is the founder and chief executive of Startup Professionals, providing startup founders and small business owners services and products to succeed in their ventures.
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Please Define “Business Model” | CFOwise
Posted by CFOWISE under StartupsFrom http://www.cfowise.com 5421 days ago
Made Hot by: econg on January 13, 2010 3:25 am
I have long suspected that most business people cannot give a simple definition for the common term of business model. It seems to be a nebulous and vague term that escapes most.
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80 Ways To Use Twitter As A SMB Owner | Small Business Trends
Posted by ShashiBellamkonda under Social MediaFrom http://smallbiztrends.com 5421 days ago
It’s pretty common. A small business owner comes to us looking for help promoting his or her business. We suggest using Twitter as a way to find new leads,
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Branding Your Small Business Like Audi
Posted by justanbrandt under MarketingFrom http://thebestdamnconsultant.com 5422 days ago
There is no question 2009 was a tough year for small business. There was a downturned economy, lending freezes, decreased consumer confidence and so much more. With such a gloomy forecast many small business owners decreased their marketing budgets and are just hoping to make it through to better times. But this is a time of opportunity, for the aggressive small business owner that is.
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How Facebook Tagging Can Help Your Small Business
Posted by ryantaft under Social MediaFrom http://www.catalystmarketers.com 5422 days ago
Tagging others on your small business Facebook fan page is a great way to get your page in front of new fans. It also helps build trust with other owners.
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Turn Employees into Raving Advocates
Posted by rhodanmc under ManagementFrom http://rhodanmc.blogspot.com 5422 days ago
How fantastic would it be for your future business revenue, if every one of your employees was a raving advocate for yourself, your business, and the products or services you offer to the market? This article suggests that it is possible to achieve this outcome and suggests a framework to start the process.
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10 Tips for Becoming a Smarter, Social Business Person
Posted by TomBirches under ManagementFrom http://gigaom.com 5422 days ago
The web is filled with social networks: We have Twitter for meeting new people, Facebook for old college buddies, and Bebo for those of us who don’t want to hang out with the mainstream. Those social networks are rarely viewed as corporate services — they’re relaxing at the end of a long workday, not playgrounds for more business activity.
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