How does your organization produce, share and secure digital information: peer-to-peer or server-based? Jim Blasingame writes on how to choose the best option for your situation.
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Customers have countless options to choose from when they seek a product or service. Jim Blasingame writes on how to make sure your product is the one that's chosen.
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Asking for referrals is a common business practice. Joanne Black writes on your write to ask for and take advantage of referrals.
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In today's market, businesses must cultivate communities using a balance of website and social media. Jim Blasingame writes on how to use these services to start building your online community.
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As 2011 begins Small Business Owners are hoping that the economy is taking a turn for the better and making plans to improve their own economic forecast. Janet Christy offers her fifth annual versi...
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Small-business owners need to go where their customers spend a significant amount of time and, not-surprising, they are spending more time in social networks. Expert Neal Creighton sheds some light...
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A lot of people think networking is for those who are young and new to business. However, the studies don’t support that line of thinking. Ivan Misner gives the details.
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Asking the right questions goes a long way to help you earn trust and build rapport with your contact. Here are 5 to get you started from Ivan Misner.
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Are your clients part of your referral-sales team? If not, it's probably because you haven't asked them to be. Here are some benefits from asking.
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If you’re like most of us, you aren’t prepared to accept help at the moment it’s offered. Ivan Misner gives us some tips on systematic referral marketing.
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