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In today's world of multi-channel marketing we are constantly exploring new ways to reach businesses. The trusty inbox ranks among the most successful.

With technology being an integral part of day-to-day business communication, people often assume that reaching clients and prospects via email Read More

Speaking of creating email lists, drop all of your affiliate links on your mailing list for 4 months, then add product affiliate link that you seriously recommend Read More

This is the fifth part of a multi-part blog post about one of your love/hate relationships: SALES!!! In Part 5, I guide you in developing your selling strategy, having not only the knowledge that the strategy works, but also the inner strength that comes from you and your individuality. Read more.. Read More

When to compromise and when not to

Compromise is the act of finding the middle- ground between two opposing points of view, in the hope of finding the “Happy medium” that is acceptable to both parties.
Compromise can be a useful and valid method of handling conflict situations or solving dilemm Read More

With a Personal Development Plan you have ability to learn from experience, by reflecting on the lessons of what has happened and drawing conclusions from them as to how best to move forward. Read More

Following all the positive hype Twitter’s been receiving at Mobile World Congress, it’s fittingly been followed up with acquisition talks involving Google and Facebook. Reports stemming from the Wall Street Journal last week labeled these “low-level talks,” emphasis on “low” according to Twitter CE Read More

You see the little retweet buttons on almost every blog. You see the Facebook like or share buttons a lot. You see the StumbleUpon and Digg buttons quite frequently, too.

But there are others you might not have heard of. Are they worth using? Read More

In order to be considered an expert, a blogger must undertake a not so easy journey, but nobody was born knowing, so anybody can reach the top. Read More

When you think about yourself as a small business owner, do you think of yourself as the chief executive officer of your organization? Surprisingly for many, the thought just doesn’t even enter their minds. Read More