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Why It’s OK for English Teachers to Despise Your Ad Copy
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The Effects of Photo Manipulation in the Media
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3 Myths About Blogging
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Using Pinterest for Small Business MarketingA list of ideas on using Pinterest for small business marketing, and to generate interest in your products or services.
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Tweeting ProfessionallyLearn how to tweet and make the most out of micro-blogging. Although 140 characters hardly seem like enough rope with which to professionally hang yourself, it is possible. Observing proper Twitter etiquette protects freelancers and professionals. -
Do Customers 'Like' You on Facebook?Are you insulting your visitors' sensibilities with useless reveal pages on your Facebook fan page? Find out if you're one of the offenders.
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Why Social Media Is Important to Your Small BusinessI love to shop at locally owned businesses. I also like to follow local businesses on Twitter and Facebook. This article shares the experience of a typical customer on why having a Twitter and Facebook account should be a priority for your small business.
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Who Goes 'All In' First on Tim Tebow?As America continues its fascination with and admiration for Tim Tebow, how is it possible that the two biggest players remain on the sidelines? Can Elway or Nike salvage their fumbling of the "Tebow Effect"?
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Lowe's in Bind Over 'All-American Muslim'The Florida Family Association's complaints over "All-American Muslim" puts Lowe's in the middle of a public relations nightmare.
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Gaga's Workshop: Brilliant or Too Much?Only time will tell if the high price points and low price kitschy merchandise at Gaga's Workshop will pay off for Barneys.
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Smart Small-Business StrategyWorried about growing your business during the recession? You don't have to be. Make a few smart tweaks and your business will do more than just survive. -
Marketing: Don't Miss DetailsYou may have the best idea in the world, but if you surround it with obvious mistakes and even slovenliness, people will overlook your idea. You'll lose trust, and you may not be able to regain it.
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Advertising WiselyWhether you have a fledgling home-based business or a well- established brand name, the success of your business depends upon your effective use of advertising and making the wisest use of advertising dollars.
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31 Ways to Establish Yourself as an ExpertJust starting out? You'll need to establish yourself as an industry expert. The more people trust you and have heard about you, the more they want to work with you. Let me show you how to do it painlessly.
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Using Twitter for MarketingComplete your profile and chat with clients to build a lasting relationship.
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5 Secrets of SEO WritingAl Gore has a new rhythm. Do you? -
Avoid Marketing EmergenciesA medical emergency provided the ideal metaphor for the way far too many companies handle marketing communications, as well as a source of wisdom.
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Choosing a Font for Your BlogYou love fonts, but could be losing readers because your font is too crazy. Here's how to choose the right font for your readers.
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Profitable Niche Marketing TipsLearn how to find alternative niches for your products and services. Simple to follow steps.
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Website Writing Tips for Small BusinessWriting good website content for your customers means writing naturally, without the hype. This article lists website writing tips and tricks. If you don't have the inclination or the time for the task, you may want to hire a copywriter for your website.
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Email Marketing TipsMany business owners shy away from e-mail because they receive so much that they consider it to be spam and are afraid that they will alienate their customers by sending it to them. This is not the case, and it can be a very effective technique.
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Advertising Law 101Learn basic strategies for avoiding advertising law suits. Learn about the truth in advertising, special industry rules, legal jurisdictions and the use of endorsements.
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Shameless Self-Promotion Tips"Shameless" self-promotion isn't always a bad thing. When you infuse it with creativity and originality, when you present a potential customer with something that gets people talking, you've got the power to attract business like never before.
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Sure You Can Write a Company Newsletter!If your company newsletter is filled to the brim with self-serving content that does more to blow the company's horn than inform the rank and file, maybe it's time to get back to basics.
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Applied Managerial Decision-Making: Alternative and Null Hypothesis to Senior Managers at Widge CorpThe purpose of this memorandum is to give some insight on alternative and null hypothesis to senior managers at Widge Corp. and how these two things relate to our use of snack foods and the accumulation sales by doing so.
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Leadership and Ethical Decision-Making: Action PlansThere are issues here at ECG that can have a grave impact on our relationship not only with our customers, but with our industry status as well.
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Applied Managerial Decision-Making: Regression ModelsI will be explaining what type of regression model will and can be used in order to make this a good transition and help to increase our monthly forecast of sales preferably in the next year.
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Leadership and Ethical Decision-Making: Sample MemoThere are numerous differences between a leader and a manager. For instance, a leader basically is a motivator and wants to help the company or organization achieve its goals. I will differentiate between the two in this memorandum.
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Applied Managerial Decision-Making: Sample MemoThe purpose of this memorandum is to bring attention to the newest software that Company W is testing out.
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Applied Managerial Decision-Making: Frequency DistributionMethodologies and applications that relate to the different levels of measurement, central tendency, dispersion, and some other key statistical metrics in regards to data that was attained from the AMA website for zip code 60614 out of Illinois.
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Applied Managerial Decision-Making: Data AggregationThe purpose of this paper is to shed some light in regards to Widgecorp, Inc. in relation to figuring out what methods could be used to reduce the data aggregation so that it shows what underlying patterns and parameters that this data consists of.
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Applied Managerial Decision-MakingDiscusses the different types of probability distributions and how it is that we would perceive to apply the different distributions (i.e. discrete and continuous) probabilities.
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Low-Cost Advertising Ideas for a Professional Organizing BusinessDepending on cash flow and the size of your business, advertising can be a challenge and at times costly. If a limited budget is an issue, fortunately there are many practical ways to advertise. Some are actually free.
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Patriots Legacy Not Affected by Super Bowl XLVI LossDespite the Patriots' second consecutive Super Bowl loss to the New York Giants, the franchise continues to carry on a strong legacy.
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Pinterest: Social Media's Newest Thought Leader?Pinterest as an emerging thought leader in the online marketing industry? Through the use of customized pinboards, the site allows for potential to showcase the individual "persona" or personality of a brand that other social media sites may not offer.
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Article Marketing Must Haves – Marketing Ideas for Small BusinessIf you are looking for marketing ideas for small business, then you need to understand the importance of using articles as an internet marketing tool.
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Step-by-Step: Strolling Along Brooklyn's Crown Heights Orthodox Jewish NeighborhoodStep-by-step, exploring the New York City neighborhood of Brooklyn's Crown Heights Orthodox Jewish neighborhood is a not-to-be-missed discovery. Read why.
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How I Didn’t Get My Free Super Bowl Promotional Pizza from Papa John’sPapa John's ran a promotion for the Super Bowl offering free pizza if they entered a contest to pick what the coin toss would be, well, I guess free pizza for everyone doesn't really mean everyone anymore.
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How to Stop Junk Mail and Telemarketing CallsRid your mailbox of junk letters and flyers, and stop telemarketers from calling your home or cell phone by using these tools.
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Amazon Could Open Real-Life Book Store in Ironic Plot TwistIsn't the point of Amazon that its online? Perhaps not. The Internet innovator may soon be opening its first brick and mortar store.
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How to Prepare Your Home for Sale Without Spending a LotMake sure your house sets a good first impression when it is for sale. Here's some things to think about before puting your house on the market to set your house apart from other properties for sale.
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3 Myths About BloggingBlogs have taken quite the ride over the last decade. Three myths debunked about blogging that could be holding you back.
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The Ten Commandments of Internet MarketingThis article reveals ten original commandments for Internet marketers and consumers of Internet marketing products. It’s a somewhat humorous depiction of Internet sales pitches and Internet marketing trends.
