Branding You with a Blog While At The Same Time Promoting Your Business
Blog writing centers around specific topics related to a target market.
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June 2010
June 2010
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Features
How to Make Sure That We Make Each Promotion Count When Promoting Ourselves and Our Business!
And that’s just the beginning. To be successful it’s vital that you PROMOTE. Yet even promotion isn’t a cut and dry event in this business.
By David FeinsteinHow To Promote Ourselves and Our Business
people who can relate to you will communicate with you.
By Kauri ThompsonPromotion
So what are you really promoting? You are promoting YOU! You are branding yourself by branding your name.
By Paul MorrisHow to get your prospects to read your brochures and sales letters
Your prospects scan your prospecting materials.
By Tom “Big Al” SchreiterWe Are All In Sales
The fact is, regardless of the exact nature of our business... we are all in sales, always.
By Russell FosterPromoting You and Your Business
The absolute best way is to have someone else promote you! But you may need to do something to actually be worth promoting!
By Ted HenryDirect Sales: 2 Reasons to Promote Yourself and 3 Benefits Your Business Will Reap
Promote yourself first because the first thing people buy into is you. Then and only then promote your great opportunity.
By Kimberly RhodesPromoting Ourselves And Our Business – it's an age old concept!
My Dad knew the secret of retention was building relationship with his customers, learning and serving their needs, and doing it BETTER than anyone else (and with a smile!)
By RS MalloryArticles
Top Strategies to Achieve Uncommon Success
Making something important happen in your life requires more than just a goal - it requires a REAL plan of action to get you on target! Create a realistic goal plan that fits the reality of your life.
By Jill Ammon-WexlerGoals!
Although in a different way, goals and teamwork are also keys to success in network marketing. No one can succeed without setting goals and working as a team.
By Rod NicholsThe “Get some new, hot leads” scam
You see, if your friends and relatives hated what you said to them, then strangers aren’t going to like it any better!
By Tom “Big Al” SchreiterThe Brand of Today
Which brings me to the question: What do you think of when you hear the word BRAND?
By Kevin AbdulrahmanThe Financial Equation That Will Set You Free
Smart Decisions + Good Math = Financial Independence
By Chris WidenerAged to Perfection
Let’s make a pledge together, You and I, to seize this moment and live it to the fullest, rather than yearn for the past or simply dream of a bright future. Let’s keep the playful spirit full of curiosity and energy like a child, and live in the now, in this beat of a heart.
By Denis WaitleyDon't Be A Complainer
Complaining leaves you out of more opportunities than you can possibly imagine if you let it take over and grab you by the throat.
By Jim RohnSeeing the “NOs” before they are spoken
With body language knowledge and practice you can perform this mind-reading miracle.
By dr. g. jack.brownColumns
Market Yourself at Low or No Cost
Have your business cards in a place where you can easily reach them. Every time someone asks your name, just give them a business card! By the time you get to tell them what you do, your business card will be in the hand of the person you are chatting with.
By Debbie Madiou3 Ways of Promoting Ourselves and Our Business
It is so rare today that someone would be focused upon anything but themselves, but looking away from yourself and focusing on the people you interact with, is the easiest and the most natural way for people to pay attention to you and your business.
By George MadiouThe Art of Promotion
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By Mary K Weinhagen