In tough economic times, small businesses can thrive by reducing their dependence on a few big clients, and by tapping into secondary sources of income that complement their business.
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Diversifying Business Income Streams to Weather the Recession
Posted by dchurchv under StrategyFrom http://blog.myclientspot.com 5468 days ago
5 Mistakes When Creating a Contest or Sweepstakes
Posted by luzspielberg under StrategyFrom http://www.smbtrendwire.com 5470 days ago
This is a podcast interview teaching us lessons when creating contests for our blogs or any websites.
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Better than Nothing | Business Opportunities And Ideas
Posted by andynew under StrategyFrom http://www.businessopportunitiesandideas.co.uk 5471 days ago
How often have you met a prospect, spent time doing all the right things (asking open questions, getting to the root of the issue, fleshing out a solution, positioning yourself as the only viable supplier —.) only for your carefully qualified great prospect to decide to do nothing?
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Conversion Optimization: How to Get More Leads without Spending More
Posted by andynew under StrategyFrom http://www.businessknowhow.com 5471 days ago
If you're like most business owners or marketers, you're probably working hard to increase your lead generation while at the same time lowering your marketing costs. And chances are good you're missing the very best ways to do this: Conversion Optimization.
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Business Planning: When Planning Your Business, Don't Forget About You!
Posted by andynew under StrategyFrom http://www.businessknowhow.com 5471 days ago
Most go out and write a business plan. Business plans are great tools in planning your business as well as thinking through all of the small things that business owners have to deal with each and every day. They are very good road maps for a business owner.
But, there is one thing that almost all new business owners miss - and that is their person
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Innovations: The crystal ball for business decisions
Posted by aliciatrinidad under StrategyFrom http://www.biztimes.com 5471 days ago
“Traditionally business decisions about product lines, hiring/firing employees, and raises are made by analyzing trends, and mapping out decisions made in the past,” Markworth said. “Today's business world changes too quickly, and so we've developed a tool that will allow a real time report that projects the impact of the decisions made into the f
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Maintaining Customer Loyalty During Cut Backs
Posted by leizlborromeda under StrategyFrom http://sbinformation.about.com 5471 days ago
The mantra of business this past year has been to reduce spending, cut staff and save money. One area to easily neglect during crisis management of during a recession is customer retention and loyalty.
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Speed-Dating for Small Businesses
Posted by andrewserna under StrategyFrom http://feeds.smartmoney.com 5472 days ago
How to pitch your big idea in two minutes or less.
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Credit Companies Want You To Fail!
Posted by robertrobillo under StrategyFrom http://feedproxy.google.com 5472 days ago
So what these credit companies are looking at is in approximately 3 to 4 months driving my credit score down so much that I would stop caring about it. Then, an interesting thing happens - once you stop caring about your credit score, you realize that you can just stop paying credit cards, free up a lot of cash, stop answering calls from credit car
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How to Dethron Your Competitor in a Global Marketplace
Posted by robertrobillo under StrategyFrom http://borderbuster.blogspot.com 5472 days ago
Due to the downturn, is growth slowing in your home market? Do you have any particular advantage over your competitors' businesses both online and offline -- locally and globally?
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