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Leslie Kossoff
Failure, in too many countries and cultures, is seen as an ending. That's wrong. Leslie Kossoff tells us why failure isn't always a bad thing. » More
Ivan Misner
There’s a very good reason why referral networking is becoming an accepted and important marketing strategy in businesses worldwide: it works. Here are some examples from Ivan Misner. » More
Jim Blasingame
Small business owners have to be martyrs, right? Wrong. Jim Blasingame says you should avoid these five maxims. » More
Jim Blasingame
For small business networking, there are many options. But sometimes the most effective is not in the clouds - it's face-to-face. » More
Brad Huisken
Increase your small business’s sales and/or profits with sales contests while at the same time making the job fun for your salespeople. Salespeople are generally very competitive and you will only ... » More
Jim Blasingame
Small businesses will begin hiring new employees when the government implements policies that will alleviate the fear and uncertainty small business have regarding their success. » More
Jim Blasingame
Small businesses that enjoy consistent success will make change an abiding element in their business model, rather than "the way we've always done things," creating a culture and environment where ... » More
Ilise Benun
Knowing the basic characteristics of your small business prospects, will help you be more successful in creating your customer communities. » More
Ivan Misner
How and where are most small business owners networking and getting their product out there? Ivan Misner shares the results of a survey from BNI. » More
Jim Blasingame
There are many ways the marketplace and government can work together to accomplish common sense health care reform for small businesses without a takeover of the industry. Jim Blasingame talks abou... » More