Articles, tagged with "true ways", page 4
02nd May 2006
It is easy to let stress take over your life. From career to family to health to money to any and everything in between, most people feel like there simply isn't enough time in a day to get everything done. Stress is bad enough in and of itself, but stres...
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Author:
ted belfour
16th March 2006
Identity theft is quickly becoming one of the most dangerous crimes in America. People are losing thousands of dollars and months, if not years, of their lives to correct the damage to their credit and their reputations. A large part of identity theft is ...
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Author:
Joshua Shapiro
01st January 2006
Over the years I've spoken to a number of authors who say they aspire to write a syndicated column. Getting syndicated is a great idea, albeit a challenging one. If you've thought of this no doubt most (if not all) of your competition has too. But don't l...
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Author:
Penny C. Sansevieri
24th December 2005
Copyright 2005 Jennifer McGroary
Building a lasting relationship with your customers is a vital marketing strategy in ensuring the existence of your business. Making your customers unhappy even once can impact their likelihood of ever revisiting.
Sm...
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Author:
Jenn McGroary
17th August 2005
Are you your own worst marketing enemy? Hey, I'm sure you wouldn't intentionally turn customers away... but we all make mistakes. In the following article you'll find some tried and true ways to lose sales and kiss your profits goodbye!
1. Distract The...
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Author:
Allyn Cutts
16th August 2005
Across the United States anyone can find millions upon
millions of US Flags and yellow ribbons. If you are a member
of the extended family of a service member, or even a friend
or neighbor, you quickly realize supporting the military and
its fam...
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Author:
Tara Crooks
27th July 2005
Quite often small business owners will ask me to reveal the most powerful marketing strategy I have seen. I can say without hesitation that the most powerful marketing strategy has little to do with advertising, direct mail, web sites, referrals or blogs....
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Author:
John Jantsch
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