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5 Places You Haven’t Thought Of To Find New Business

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Posted on June 11, 2014 by Susan Guillory.

Looking for new business? You might be looking in all the wrong places.

Posted in Growth

Managing Emails and Meetings – Killing the Time Vampires

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Posted on June 4, 2014 by Flor McCarthy.

In Part 2 we dealt with that vampire that sucks the life blood out of your business: the phone. The second biggest time vampire, which is so bad as to almost be entitled to equal top billing with unscheduled phone calls is email, followed by the face-to-face meeting.

Posted in Business

6 Top Website Design Tips to Launch Your Start Up Successfully

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Posted on June 3, 2014 by Eric Haskell.

For any business, a website is a must these days. If you are a business owner, the first thing that

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5 Essential Components Of A Successful Digital Product Launch

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Posted on June 2, 2014 by Jawad Khan.

Digital product selling has been one of the most popular and effective ways of generating a steady online income stream,

Posted in Marketing

4 Job Hunting Tips For Young People Entering The Workforce

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Posted on June 2, 2014 by Rhett Power.

Young people entering the workforce often face a frustrating cycle. Employers keep turning them down for not having any experience, which doesn’t allow them to gain any experience to be a better job candidate in the future. What can young workers and college students do to subvert this cycle? Let’s look at some tips to help young people in their job hunting.

Posted in Management

How To Develop An App For Multiple Platforms

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Posted on May 30, 2014 by Alfred Beiley.

It depicts the fortified ways adopted by mobile apps development companies to develop an application on multiple platforms.

Posted in Technology

Killing The Time Vampires: Dealing With The Phone

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Posted on May 20, 2014 by Flor McCarthy.

Productivity for Lawyers and Real People – Part 2. Killing the Time Vampires – Dealing with the Phone. Time Management and Productivity

Posted in Management

11 Cool Things You Can Learn About Facebook Marketing From A 20 Year Old CEO

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Posted on May 13, 2014 by Jenny Brennan.

This March I attended Social Media Marketing World in San Diego and while I was there I met Alex Houg, the twenty year old CEO of BlitzMetrics. I have been watching Alex’s journey from afar over the past number of months and wondered, what could this young CEO teach me about Facebook marketing?

Posted in Marketing

8 Elements That Your Business Can Brand For Better Identification

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Posted on May 5, 2014 by Sabina Stoiciu.

Branding your business will help your customer better recognize it. Read the post to see what you can brand.

Posted in Growth

Help And Hope: 5 Companies That Deserve The Spotlight

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Posted on April 28, 2014 by Annie Davis.

When companies find ways to give back to their communities, it makes the business world a better place.

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