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Three Deadly Traps Of Success!

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Posted on November 30, 2012 by Bob Herbold.

Recently when I saw the announcement that Paul Otelllini, the current CEO of Intel, was retiring, I immediately thought of

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“Full Effort Is Full Victory” Mahatma Gandhi

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Posted on November 8, 2012 by John Twohig.

The title of this blog is from a saying by Mahatma Gandhi, “Satisfaction lies in the effort, not in the attainment. Full effort is full victory”. What does this mean? Gandhi is saying “effort” is more important than “success”.

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Merge Your Print And Online Marketing Campaigns Using URL Shorteners

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Posted on November 1, 2012 by Christopher Jan Benitez.

URL shorteners allow recipients of your print materials to be engaged with your business website! Read this post to learn how to do it with your site.

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Why Career Evolution Is The Only Skill You Really Need

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Posted on October 22, 2012 by Warren Rutherford.

I work with a number of clients who continually ask me – what’s next? Sort of reminds me of Bugs Bunny asking: “What’s Up Doc?” I usually respond with a question – seems fair since my clients are catching on that I’m the guy with questions. The question usually reflects the constancy of change in our environment and how career evolution becomes important to accommodate that change.

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The 5 Worst Employee Engagement Strategies Ever!

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Posted on June 19, 2012 by Gareth Cartman.

Let’s look at the five worst employee engagement strategies (perhaps ever), and analyse just what these businesses should have done in order to boost morale and performance.

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10 Digital Metrics To Monitor If You’re Short On Time

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Posted on June 12, 2012 by Debbie McDonnell.

Return on investment is a top concern for many businesses, particularly those in smaller organisations where marketing budgets and personnel can be restricted or even non-existent. People are frequently so concerned with doing that apart from sales they’re not actively measuring what’s working for them. So I’ve put together a list of 10 metrics to keep an eye on which won’t will give a snapshot of whether something has changed or needs work.

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An SME Exterminating The Big Bug Competition. It’s SuperNemos!

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Posted on June 9, 2012 by Sian Phillips.

I interviewed Ciaran Walsh of Nemos Horticultural Ltd about their amazing invention, SuperNemos, which is revolutionising the commercial and home gardening sectors. Running the company debt free in this credit stretched economy is a feat in itself but to go up against international corporations and surpass them in awards and crop results is a story that needed to be told.

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Can Zuckerberg Succeed Where Karl Marx Failed? Social, The Ultimate Disruptive Technology!

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Posted on May 28, 2012 by John Twohig.

Where is the new communication model provided by social platforms and social communities taking us in a global sense? How will the game changing online communication model MDEC, affect the human race? Have we finally found a delivery system that allows the vast majority of the world’s population to have a voice and can this online model deliver a fairer more equitable, democratic global society?

Posted in Business

Brandfog Reveals Why Senior Management Needs To Engage Online

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Posted on May 16, 2012 by John Twohig.

Brandfog has released a survey titled “2012 CEO, Social Media & Leadership Survey”. It makes for serious consideration for all CEO’s and C-Suite executives. They need to review their personal engagement strategy on social platforms. The results of the survey show clearly the online community believe companies with socially savvy leadership would benefit in today’s Web 2.0 world.

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Tweak Your Marketing: One Small Marketing Change Increases Sales

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Posted on April 13, 2012 by David Robertson.

The one tiny change that increased sales, referrals, and my own income! Unfortunately, I could have saved thousands of dollars & several years of frustration because the “secret” that I discovered had nothing to do with the tools I was using & everything with my understanding of what marketing a small business really is.

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