Discover how you can make more sales by using a customer follow-up method. This post reveals what you should include in your follow up strategy.
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How to Increase Sales with a Customer Follow-Up
Posted by theresa.walsh125 under SalesFrom http://www.selfemployedcafe.com 4809 days ago
6 Guerilla Marketing Ideas That Work, Field Tested!
Posted by theresa.walsh125 under MarketingFrom http://www.selfemployedcafe.com 4826 days ago
Find out how you can use guerilla marketing ideas to promote your startup. These ideas come from my own experience and have been tried and field tested.
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5 Little Known Ways to Use Twitter for Business
Posted by theresa.walsh125 under Social MediaFrom http://www.selfemployedcafe.com 4833 days ago
Find out why your business should be on Twitter and how to use Twitter for business. This is a first post in a series presenting best practices for promoting a business on twitter.
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5 Things You Should Be Doing Everyday to Guarantee More Sales
Posted by theresa.walsh125 under SalesFrom http://www.selfemployedcafe.com 4840 days ago
Fact: You probably can’t afford a dedicated sales team. However, by following a simple daily sales routing you can ensure that you have a steady flow of new business coming in. This article shows you 5 things you should be doing daily to guarantee more sales.
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How Do You Make Decisions?
Posted by theresa.walsh125 under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://www.selfemployedcafe.com 4901 days ago
“An executive is a man who decides. Sometimes he decides right. But he always decides.” – John Patterson.
To me, decision making is the absolute essence of business. Nothing else involves so much risk and courage. Read More
To me, decision making is the absolute essence of business. Nothing else involves so much risk and courage. Read More
What is The Value of Your Customers?
Posted by theresa.walsh125 under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.selfemployedcafe.com 4904 days ago
You have to value your clients, naturally and practically anyone in business knows and understands this rule. What’s little known though, especially amongst startups is that your clients also present a value to your company.
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My Super Simple SWOT Analysis Template
Posted by theresa.walsh125 under StrategyFrom http://www.selfemployedcafe.com 4906 days ago
Find out how to create a SWOT Analysis for your business with this simple template. It will help you to quickly assess strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats for your business. This is extremely useful post for any startup company.
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5 Simple Ways to Become Known as an Expert in Your Field (and What to Do Next)
Posted by theresa.walsh125 under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://www.selfemployedcafe.com 4910 days ago
Discover how you can easily become an expert in your field and what to do next. Thanks to my 5 tips you will be able to quickly establish yourself as a leading figure in your area BUT my post also includes 4 tips on what to do once your peers perceive you as one.
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First Year in Business? Same Here So Let’s Pass This Test Together
Posted by theresa.walsh125 under StartupsFrom http://www.selfemployedcafe.com 4915 days ago
Find out what you should be doing to survive your first year in business and join me and other new business owners at my "Survive Your First Year in Business" online support group.
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What Business Fears Are Holding You Back? (Plus Few Tips on How to Overcome Them)
Posted by theresa.walsh125 under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://www.selfemployedcafe.com 4917 days ago
Self-employment and fear go well together, it’s a known fact. Learn how you can overcome your fears with those 5 simple steps.
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