VBL Guest, Timo Kiander, lists down the more important things in our lives that should never be outsourced. Family, Health and Passion. Check in with him for a dose of reality!
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Word to the Wise: 3 Things You Shouldn’t Outsource – Ever!
Posted by TimoK under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://www.virtualbusinesslifestyle.com 4562 days ago
What is Affiliate Marketing? (88 Words Explanation)
Posted by prussakov under Online MarketingFrom http://www.amnavigator.com 4562 days ago
Strive for visibility, earn attentnion, bug 'em through email, market through mobile, employ traditional channels... Or embrace all of these by starting an Affiliate Marketing program, equipping independent marketers to promote you through all of the above, and get compensated on performance basis.
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Language Barriers (3 Ways to Overcome Them in Business)
Posted by bpjohnson under TechnologyFrom http://globialtalksbusiness.wordpress.com 4562 days ago
This is an article written by Globial Employee JayZ, that discusses different technologies out there that can help with trade barriers during business discussions.
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A Beginner’s Guide to Website Visitor Analysis
Posted by searchblogger under Online MarketingFrom http://www.webdevelopmentandseo.co.uk 4562 days ago
Knowing your visitors is the first step to truly optimising both your site and marketing strategies. Make changes based on data rather than speculation.
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Case Study: How Copyblogger Shifted From Blog Publishing To Product Development
Posted by ivanwalsh under SalesFrom http://www.ivanwalsh.com 4562 days ago
Have you noticed how Copyblogger is moving from a ‘traditional’ blog to a solutions provider offering web marketing tools? Some people feel that Copyblogger should have stuck to its roots and built a better blog, but I’m not so sure.
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Meet New Bloggers Video (Exclusive Blogworld Report, Part One)
Posted by scottfox under Success StoriesFrom http://www.scottfox.com 4562 days ago
This past weekend took me to BlogWorld in Los Angeles to meet some bloggers, and podcasters, too.
Here's Part One of a my "exclusive" video report from Blogworld.
Watch to see what I found and some of the cool bloggers I met.
(You'll see some fresh new faces and some already famous ones Read More
Here's Part One of a my "exclusive" video report from Blogworld.
Watch to see what I found and some of the cool bloggers I met.
(You'll see some fresh new faces and some already famous ones Read More
Google+ for Business: What You Need to Know
Posted by CultivatingCapital under MarketingFrom http://www.cultivatingcapital.com 4562 days ago
The big announcement came yesterday: Google+ Pages are now available for businesses. Since then, there’s been a flurry of activity online as marketers are learning about and embracing this new medium.
To get you up-to-speed, here’s the latest about what everyone is saying. Read More
To get you up-to-speed, here’s the latest about what everyone is saying. Read More
Street Walking: Worth the Wait?
Posted by jggregory under AdvertisingFrom http://smallbusinessbonfire.com 4562 days ago
The jury is still out on QR codes and how effective they are as a marketing tool, but I like what was done on the signage for Stella Artois.
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Quick Tip #3: A simple 3 part performance appraisal.
Posted by Geoff under Human ResourcesFrom http://www.bizcompare.com 4562 days ago
A performance appraisal that's tight and focused need only contain these three discussion and feedback points.
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How Important Are You? An Interview With Bill Jula, CEO Of PROskore
Posted by stillwagon428 under FinanceFrom http://www.openforum.com 4562 days ago
Can you really quantify your professional and social influence with a number? I sat down with PROskore CEO Bill Jula to talk about his company and the topic of measuring social influence.
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