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Email Marketing – Justin Premick Of AWeber Communications Explains What It’s All About

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Posted on February 20, 2012 by Sian Phillips.

In this interview Justin Premick of AWeber Communications explains what Email Marketing is, he gives tips on getting subscribers and suggests the best ways to get your emails delivered and actually read.

Posted in Management

Cold Calling is NOT Dead!

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Posted on February 9, 2012 by Tori Hawthorne.

Over the past few years ‘Cold-Calling’ had become a favored activity of choice to generate Sales as it is believed you can contact large numbers of ‘prospects’ in a short space of time. BUT, I heard that ‘Cold-Calling’ is dead… I have to disagree and here’s why;

Posted in Sales

The Reality of Virtual Workers; An Interview with UK Accountants, Richard Place Dobson

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Posted on January 27, 2012 by helencousins.

Well, UK accountancy practice, Richard Place Dobson has long since embraced the paperless office and for the past three months one of their senior practice accountants, Jennifer Watson, has worked for this UK firm from her home in the south-east of Ireland. This interview looks at how virtual working actually works, both from the perspective of the employer and the employee.

Posted in Technology

Are You Judged By The Company You Keep In The Social Media Age?

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Posted on January 19, 2012 by Debbie McDonnell.

f you are therefore going to consider forging a connection with another, is it reasonable to assume that you’ll be judged not just by what you say but by your interactions with others too? And more so than the mere interactions, will you be judged by the types of people you interact with?

Posted in Marketing

Using SNS (Social Networking Services) To Stretch The Traditional Spend

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Posted on October 11, 2011 by Connor Keppel.

I recently had one very refreshing conversation with a marketing director in the FMCG industry. This particular individual was very clear about the role of social media in their marketing plan – it had one core purpose: to communicate their brand to a younger audience

Posted in Marketing

Bad Twitiquette: 10 Ways To Lose Your Twitter Followers, Fast!

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Posted on September 27, 2011 by Niall Devitt.

Why do we decide to unfollow people on Twitter? And what behaviours encourage people to decide not to follow you anymore? Here are my ten ways to lose your Twitter followers fast

Posted in Marketing

The 10 Tell-Tale Signs Of Social Burnout

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Posted on August 24, 2011 by Christina Giliberti.

You may think this a bizarre question, but to sustain that ‘in the moment zing’ should social interactions be a bit more spaced out? Should we be spending time ‘building up to the social’, or should we just let it flow over us and sweep us along?

Posted in Marketing

Don’t Like Networking Meetings? Network Online Instead. Part One

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Posted on July 22, 2011 by Sian Phillips.

If, like me, you are not one for going to Networking meetings then Social Media sites like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn are perfect to network online. It’s like constant networking every time you tweet or post a status update.

Posted in Marketing

Real World Social Media 101

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Posted on July 1, 2011 by Niall Devitt.

could see how these two worlds were now merging into one another. They were inter-connected, compliemantary and coming to depend on the other. Smart business people would come to learn to spend their business life in both.

Posted in Growth

Taking Your First Steps Online

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Posted on June 20, 2011 by davedungan.

Many businesses are a little behind when it comes to doing business online, particularly small businesses. Their reluctance is often due to high cost and the fact that they cannot see a huge return on investment. This is not helped by some companies charging exorbitant fees or not being clear about what people are actually getting for their money.

Posted in Technology

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