For many years we have believed that pictures tell a story and words are rarely read and yet it is WORDS that the Search Engines look for when indexing your website. In the most recent edition of...
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Do you have a question about your products or services on which you'd like consumer feedback? You could hire an advertising agency to perform a study with a room full of consumers - it will be...
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I was having a conversation with a friend yesterday in which he said that technology is a wonderful thing, allowing us to be connected, to learn things at the drop of a hat, to share videos, music and...
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Filed in archive Sales
by Deborah Brown on March 30, 2007
This weekend I plan to add new potential prospects to the excel spreadsheet that is my sales pipeline. And I got to thinking - just what information should I capture? Obviously the contact...
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Are you ready to take your blogging to the next level? Consider attending the SOBcon07 Event in Chicago where up to 250 bloggers will meet, network and learn from some of the best in the business....
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Dan Sitter brings up an interesting point this week in his blog Idea Sellers: Business Models: A Track to Run On. He asks "What is the difference between a business plan and a business...
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With the heightened focus on Search Engine Optimization and the realization that content is KING in your website, the question becomes - just how grammatically correct is your content? Remember...
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John Jantsch makes a great point in his posting this week. Think How You Do Not What You do. He reminds us that we all have competition - no matter what our field there are hundreds, thousands, more,...
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Companies are discovering that when their employees are healthy, they have fewer medical claims, less work missed and are more productive. Some businesses are pro-actively helping associates become...
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How would you like to earn 1.9 million this year? Greekgear.com was started by Joseph Tantillo who wanted to try his hand at online retailing. He started by investing about $80 - the cost of an...
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This has NOTHING to do with business. I just stumbled upon a neat site. Diego and Suzy got married in 1976 and ever since have a tradition of taking individual pictures of themselves and their family...
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I'm sure you've heard - but the government is giving us a one time pass to deduct the federal telephone excise tax we were charged from 2003 through 2006 - 41 months of phone bills. Whether...
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Last night I'm talking to a friend who discovered a web developer in SC, Brains on Fire and then this morning I read Chris Brown's blog who mentioned the same company so I decided I better...
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In a week where the new airbus takes flight, Honda announces their first venture into the air with their corporate jet, HondaJet. Greensboro, NC is the home of this new venture however won't be...
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I had money burning a hole in my checking account. That doesn't happen very often, but in the past I have foolishly left it there and before you know it - POOF - it's gone. So today I decided...
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I have a table in my office that is covered in piles. And then there are more piles on my printer and one next to the copier and two on top of the file cabinet. I know what is......
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I just heard an analogy that I personally feel is RIGHT ON. I wish I knew who first said it - they are sheer genius. Here is the basic difference between men and women. Ready? On a football team,...
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Pricing. It is one of the most challenging parts of being a small business owner. What is the right balance between charging for the value you provide and leaving money on the table? Alan Weiss, has a...
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I had the opportunity to hear kathy Kilpatrick of Memory Fitness Matters speak last week. She offered a number of great suggestions for keeping our mind fit and our memory sharp. She commented that...
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It's Sunday. Traditionally a day of rest. Remember when nothing but church opened their doors on a Sunday? Those were simple times - times when we had our priorities more in line with what truly...
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Last week I wrote about a search engine called Stumble Upon and I signed up. Every day or so, I click on the little button and it surprises me with a site, White Paper or blog within my list of......
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Filed in archive travel
by Deborah Brown on March 17, 2007
If you spend a lot of time in the airport for business- especially if you travel the same markets week after week - you come to know the airline employees and perhaps even the flight attendants. With...
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