Posts Tagged ‘ Marketing ’

In this article you will learn the importance of knowing your customers name and the positive impact that it has when conducting business. Whether you greet your customers personally or on the phone it’s always a good idea to know them by their name. If you don’t know their name, simply ask them. You...
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Chestnuts roasting on an open fire, a chill in the weather, carols sung and yule logs stand ready. Imagine it’s Christmastime. The snow is gathering on the sill just outside the window or you stare out at a summer sky (depending entirely on your global location). You have put together a Christmas letter that...
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You can’t put a price tag on a good reputation. At the risk of sounding like a MasterCard(R) commercial, It’s priceless. Folks, we’re living in the Recommendation Age. Social networking and community-driven content sites are launching and growing at an incredible rate. With only a few clicks of your mouse, you can get restaurant, movie...
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You can’t put a price tag on a good reputation. At the risk of sounding like a MasterCard(R) commercial, It’s priceless. Folks, we’re living in the Recommendation Age. Social networking and community-driven content sites are launching and growing at an incredible rate. With only a few clicks of your mouse, you can get restaurant, movie...
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“Do you know your customers voice?” In this article you will learn the importance of knowing your customers voice and the positive impact that it has when conducting business. Whether you greet your customers personally or on the phone it’s always a good idea to know them by their voice. If you don’t know...
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It’s the first thing they teach you in ad school: No puns. Puns bad. Puns very bad. In advertising, puns went out with the manual typewriters. I do my best to avoid them like lepers. Nevertheless, I’m fascinated with Kenneth Cole and his new book, “Footnotes” (get it?). It’s a biography/corporate history/ad campaign retrospective/ego-boost...
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Many of us are familiar with the “extra revenue stream” that writing reviews can give us. There are many ways in which a review can earn you those handy extra $$$ – maybe you write a popular blog and get an offer for a paid review, or you have signed up at one of...
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Most of us are aware of the potential extra revenue available that writing reviews can bring us. There are various ways in which those reviews can be turned into cash – you may have a popular blog following and get the occasional offer for a paid review. May be you belong to a review...
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The reason for the importance of the Maven Matrix Manifesto To begin with, Jay Abraham has considerable weight with me, mostly as I’ve been able to get some of his tapes and listen to them. While he deals with this scene of being important in his field – and makes good money through what he...
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What Being in Author Could Do for You!   When you become an author you instantly gained several advantages to help you promote your practice. I’m not talking about “best seller” or being the next Tom Peters or John Grisham. I’m talking about becoming an author for one purpose and one purpose only that...
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