Protecting The Family Jewels is an implicit or explicit part of too many business strategies. Often the term reflects a focus on the core--whatever that
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“Protecting The Family Jewels” And Disruption
Posted by dabrock under SalesFrom http://partnersinexcellenceblog.com 4179 days ago
If You Don't Value Your Time, You'll Never Value The Customer's
Posted by dabrock under SalesFrom http://partnersinexcellenceblog.com 4179 days ago
We also have mistaken concepts about using our time. Working harder, working longer are not necessarily the answers. If we are using our time poorly, working harder and longer just means we raise a sweat wasting more time. It ends up being meaningless, but we spend more time doing it.
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SEO Experts Shared Their Best Small Business SEO Tip
Posted by ranaimran2 under Online MarketingFrom http://www.ranashahbaz.com 4179 days ago
Are you struggling to get free leads from search engines? Want to improve your small business seo? here are some very useful tips by some SEO Experts.
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Given A Choice, Customers Generally Prefer Not To Have Their Time Wasted
Posted by dabrock under SalesFrom http://partnersinexcellenceblog.com 4179 days ago
But more broadly, the issue really is, customers--most people, in fact--generally don't like to have their time wasted! Yes, insight is an important part of creating value based conversations and engaging the customer, but it doesn't stop there. In every interaction with the customer, we have to cr
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The Third Phase Of Social Marketing Is Upon Us: 5 Steps To Get Ahead
Posted by resonancesocial under Social MediaFrom http://www.fastcompany.com 4179 days ago
It’s hard to escape hearing about social marketing platforms being acquired by major tech players these days. In May, Oracle purchased Vitrue for $300 million, in June, Salesforce scooped up Buddy Media for $689 million, and in July, Google joined in, acquiring Wildfire for $250 million. In the pas
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10 Ways To Create Community With Your Blog Readers
Posted by RightMix under Social MediaFrom http://basicblogtips.com 4179 days ago
Creating blog content is a great way to attract new readers, to get SEO benefits for your blog, and to establish your authority. But it shouldn’t be treated as just a one way communication vehicle. You’re not just pushing information out into the world.
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How to Market Your Products at Holiday Crafts Fairs and Flea Markets
Posted by SBA.gov under MarketingFrom http://www.sba.gov 4179 days ago
By Rieva Lesonsky. The holiday shopping season is here, and customers are poised to spend more than $586 billion on gifts this year—a 4.1 percent increase over last year. But not all of that action is taking place on Black Friday or Cyber Monday, or at the local mall. For smart small businesses who
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On the Return to Creative Content, Storytelling & Swearing Like a Sailor
Posted by KelvinIsAwesome under Online MarketingFrom http://www.functionwriting.com 4179 days ago
A re-cap of my experience at WordCamp 2012: on embracing the content path, obliterating roadblocks, the collision of worlds and creative content everywhere.
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Online Graphics, Videos, Images: Optimize for the User!
Posted by jonmikelbailey under Online MarketingFrom http://www.woodst.com 4179 days ago
In an effort to win in the content marketing game, we are producing content at an astounding rate. With the explosive growth of visual content channels like YouTube, Pinterest and Instagram, we churn out videos and images all in the hopes that it will drive traffic back to our site. And often it do
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Sellers Beware The Procurement Gap
Posted by raycollis under SalesFrom http://buyer.sellerinsights.com 4179 days ago
There is often a gap between how the buying decision should be made and how it is actually going to be made. We call it the Procurement Gap.
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