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by Louis Rosas-Guyon - 2007-03-05
We have all fallen prey to that awesome salesman that convinces us that we cannot live without their new and improved product. We spent the money, got the product, tried it and maybe we used it or may...
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by Leanne Hoagland-Smith - 2007-03-02
Attracting the attention of new customers given the numerous marketing vehicles involved and the increase in competition is an ever increasing challenge. For many small business owners and executives...
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by Martin Mcallister - 2007-03-02
Recent man-made and natural disasters, including terrorist attacks, the Indian Ocean tsunami and the threat of pandemic flu, all serve to highlight the critical need for public and commercial organisa...
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by Mario R. Churchill - 2007-03-01
Any aspect of your life - most especially your work, business, or career - can benefit from critical thinking. You just need to practice it constantly.What is Critical Thinking? The mind thinks in dif...
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by Amarendra Dhiraj - 2007-03-01
Risk averse means being willing to pay money to avoid playing a risky game, even when the expected value of the game is in your favor.Let's find out how risk averse you are. If you are a student, I'm ...
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by Russell White - 2007-03-01
The American economy has relied on production from factories, mills and small businesses. Current economic indices are based on these production numbers, and the government, realizing we are losing th...
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by Timothy A. Smith - 2007-02-28
Structuring your business correctly for your needs and tax purposes, is an important step in starting your own business, be it at home or at another location.Here are brief descriptions of the differe...
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by Allen Lundy - 2007-02-27
There are all types of people in this world. Everyone of us is unique in one way or another. We all look different, we have different hobbies, likes, dislikes, and most of all we have varied skills ...
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by Leanne Hoagland-Smith - 2007-02-25
Employee benefits jumped to 44% of total 2006 payroll costs according to a recent survey of 400 U.S. companies released by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Another report suggested that almost 60% of all...
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by Glenn Ebersole - 2007-02-23
A new business year has begun and hopefully your strategic thinking and planning has been underway for some time. A strategic thinking business coach suggests that asking clients some probing questio...
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by Donald Frazier - 2007-02-23
In the last posting I described the excellent job done by the University of Alabama at Birmingham in exercising their state of preparedness to address the threat of pandemic influenza. At the end I p...
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by Dan Nichols - 2007-02-21
Do you have the necessary time to plan for a business right now? Yes or NoIf you answered no, you may want to know that the easiest way to get some spare time is by getting up early. As you probably a...
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by Dan Nichols - 2007-02-21
The task of starting a business should be anything but intimidating. Think about it for a moment. When you were 5 or 6 years old you hunted around the home for some old cardboard, a horizontal surface...
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by Donald Frazier - 2007-02-20
Influenza preparedness is different from other types of emergency or disaster planning and preparedness because it requires us to fortify and protect an entire system, not just a project or a task.The...
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by Lisa Manyon - 2007-02-20
A marketing plan is vital to the success of your business. Without a plan, even the best intentions may never be realized. You must plan the work and then work the plan, or your goals will not be acco...
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by Avnex Co. - 2007-02-19
In today’s world where the Internet and e-commerce become so popular, a considerable attention has also been paid to its companion—e- or online marketing. Missing no opportunity to bring t...
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by Leanne Hoagland-Smith - 2007-02-18
For many from business coaches to executive coaches to small business owners to speakers finding a proven marketing strategy is critical to build their businesses. Internet article marketing can help,...
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by Adrian Loepp - 2007-02-16
Here are three ways to transform your distractions into productive time...It is nine o'clock on a Monday morning and you are downstairs in your home office. You begin your day as usual, and with no ap...
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by Jennifer Burns - 2007-02-15
The traditional industrial production factors that are based on financial capital and manual work no longer can be regarded as the major creators of the economic value of a company. The intangible pot...
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by Leslie McKerns - 2007-02-15
In this article I am not speaking to the new business owner; I am writing for the business owner who is well established, and seeking a successful succession plan upon retirement. Gone are the days wh...