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10 Ways to Improve Workflow

19. October 2009

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10 Ways to Improve Workflow

Whatever your job is, when you sit down to do it, often the task at hand can distract you from the importance of the way you do it. If you’re a small business owner or otherwise, you’ll want to save yourself small bits of time that can otherwise add up to entire days of extra [...]

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Submission Doesn’t Always Mean Obedience

15. October 2009

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Submission Doesn’t Always Mean Obedience

How Article submission Can Create Business Stating that the Web has forever changed business is a massive understatement. The amount of customers available to a business like yours has exploded with people from all over the world able to access your products any time of day. However, every business is taking advantage of this new [...]

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Books all Small Business Owners Should be Reading

19. August 2009

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Books all Small Business Owners Should be Reading

Most successful entrepreneurs have a list of mentors and books that they have on hand acting as mantra for how we conduct and innovate our businesses. By being lucky enough to be one of those crazy work from home guys I find the discussions that I get going in my head from a good article [...]

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There’s no Shame in Being a Guerrilla

8. June 2009

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There’s no Shame in Being a Guerrilla

So what if people look at you funny, there’s nothing wrong with being a guerrilla. Look at it this way, you get to scratch yourself wherever and whenever you want, how great is that? Alright, alright, so maybe you don’t want to be an actual guerrilla, but if you’re a bootstrapped business owner, employing guerrilla [...]

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Who Do You Know?

6. May 2009

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Who Do You Know?

Shiny wrappers promising delicious treats inside, perfectly tied bows sealing seductive sweets within, colors of the rainbow catching the eye at every angle…I’d like to address the kid-in-the-candy-store phenomenon and how it applies to your marketing (more specifically, how it shouldn’t apply). Through my years of experience of working with my clients and trying to [...]

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