I've written often that one of the ways to create goodwill, positive buzz and happy customers is to exceed expectations. Responding proactively to problems offers, in my opinion, one of the easiest ways to exceed expectations available.
Problems happen, that's a fact, and you can choose to respond to customer challenges, problems, let downs, scre
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What's Your Signature Response to Problems?
Posted by ducttape under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.ducttapemarketing.com 5623 days ago
Made Hot by: on July 8, 2009 1:27 pm
The Key To Innovation And Growth Is Ignoring Fear
Posted by tuckerleroy under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://smallbizbee.com 5623 days ago
One of the most powerful obstacles to innovation and success is fear. Fear of the unknown, fear of what's ahead, fear of failure. It's easy to be paralyzed by fear in any capacity, but in our work — especially for business owners — it can stifle innovation, growth and success.
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Social Networks Are More Than Networking
Posted by maplesummit under Social MediaFrom http://www.fastcompany.com 5623 days ago
Social networks, there's a lot of them out there and you're being invited to participate in new ones every day. There's MySpace, FaceBook, LinkedIn. There's eCademy, Plaxo, Ning, Bebo, Friendster. Jaiku, Orkut, Tumblr, and more than I can mention here. The question is, which ones do you use? Which ones are the most important? It depends on who
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15 Applications No Online Business Can Live Without
Posted by maplesummit under ResourcesFrom http://freelancefolder.com 5623 days ago
Made Hot by: on July 8, 2009 2:47 am
If you're running an online business, and probably even if you aren't, there are some online tools that you need to know about. Not all of these tools are a necessity for every business, but no matter what you're in, there are sure to be tools below that you know you should be using.
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8 Simple Rules for Practicing Frugality While Traveling for Your Business
Posted by maplesummit under ManagementFrom http://blogs.openforum.com 5623 days ago
Whenever I have the opportunity to take business trips, I'm often stunned at the endless opportunities to rack up expenses. Tickets. Meals. Cab fare. Hotels. Entertainment. Pretty much anything in an airport. Sure, most of these expenses are tax deductible, but they still eat directly into the bottom line of a small business.
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Options, Not Obligations: Being a “Family First Entrepreneur”
Posted by roseanderson under StrategyFrom http://webworkerdaily.com 5623 days ago
Most business books on the market cover the gamut of how to make more money, gain fame, grow, get work done, and manage people. But few talk about business from the perspective of “family first” like Marc Warnke's book “ONO, Options Not Obligations.” Many web workers love what they do, especially those who work virtually, because it allows them to
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When Negotiating, Always Listen Before You Speak
Posted by roseanderson under StrategyFrom http://www.inc.com 5623 days ago
Norm Brodsky: When Negotiating, Always Listen Before You Speak
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How to Optimize Your Conversion Rate(s)
Posted by luzspielberg under StrategyFrom http://www.grokdotcom.com 5623 days ago
Conversion rate = The number of people who take the action you want them to take divided by the total number of potential people who could have taken that action.
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10 Cool Ways To Get People To Know More About You
Posted by luzspielberg under Online MarketingFrom http://www.smallbusinessbranding.com 5623 days ago
When it comes to Twitter, subscribers or “followers” are your key to building popularity. And popularity is a fundamental and very important concept to grab hold of. The idea is that by following someone, they'll agree to follow you back.
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Journaling Your Small Business
Posted by aliciatrinidad under StrategyFrom http://www.smallbusinessboomers.com 5623 days ago
As I sorted through some of my mother's collection of memorabilia, I came across lists and letters and account summaries of her years operating a small country general store on the edge of our farm property.
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