Content curation is one of the most effective branding tools in social media. It gives people the opportunity to demonstrate their expertise and position themselves as influencers in their fields.
With that said, how does one become a great content curator? Here are four tips to get you started.
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4 tips to become a great content curator
Posted by cendrinemedia under Social MediaFrom http://www.creativeramblings.com 4405 days ago
3 Easy Ways to Improve Your Sales
Posted by savvycopywriter under SalesFrom http://thesavvycopywriter.com 4405 days ago
Do sales intimidate you? You're not alone. Here are three easy ways to get confident and close more deals.
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3 Keys for a Service-Driven Small Business
Posted by emarketingfreak under Products and ServicesFrom http://emarketingfreak.com 4405 days ago
With these 3 keys, a service-driven small business has the potential to succeed. Without these keys, no matter how powerful your marketing strategy, your business will not be sustainable.
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7 Ways To Turn Regular Customers Into Raving Fans
Posted by MarketingHQ under MarketingFrom http://www.marketinghq.com.au 4405 days ago
Great businesses have raving fans. In this post Chris Dale from MarketingHQ shares 7 ways small businesses can turn regular customers into raving fans which makes selling and marketing, a whole lot easier.
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What The Numbers Mean, Hints For Coaching!
Posted by dabrock under SalesFrom http://partnersinexcellenceblog.com 4406 days ago
As sales professionals, we're all very goal directed and measurement oriented. Managers leverage numbers heavily in managing and coaching performance. But there's a fine line in using the numbers appropriately in coaching. Too often, coaching becomes about the numbers and not about what they mean.
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Developing a Tycoon Mindset
Posted by LarryWildman under Success StoriesFrom http://tycoonplaybook.com 4406 days ago
Billionaire Movies: A Lesson From The Edge
What one man can do, another can do. - David Mamet’s The Edge
Last evening something reminded me of a line from a 1997 David Mamet movie in which a billionaire is stranded out in the Rocky Mountains after a plane crash along with two other men. The t Read More
What one man can do, another can do. - David Mamet’s The Edge
Last evening something reminded me of a line from a 1997 David Mamet movie in which a billionaire is stranded out in the Rocky Mountains after a plane crash along with two other men. The t Read More
Effectively Marketing Yourself and Your Ideas
Posted by C_Consultingllc under MarketingFrom http://nathanrmitchell.com 4406 days ago
Today’s world presents a difficult environment to the new college graduate or seasoned job seeker. The individuals that will survive or even thrive in this challenging environment are those that incorporate the attributes of entrepreneurship into their skill set.
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Last week Jodi Craft, Product Director at Web.com, was part of a mobile marketing presentation and panel discussion at the International Association of Culinary Professionals Conference in NYC. Here is the presentation that will be useful for restaurant professionals and other small business who ar
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A Customer Acquisition Program Designed with the Advertiser in Mind
Posted by SalesPortal under MarketingFrom http://www.salesportal.com 4406 days ago
It’s fairly common business knowledge that it costs a lot of money to find, target and entice new customers. When you think of how many marketing pitches your audience is bombarded with day in and day out, it makes sense that the average consumer has learned to tune out many of those of messages, m
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How to Create a USP - Your Unique Selling Proposition
Posted by corpcentre under MarketingFrom http://blog.corporationcentre.ca 4406 days ago
How does your business stand out in a competitive marketplace? Here are some tips on creating a powerful unique selling proposition for your company so you can stay ahead of the competition.
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