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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Our Version of Holmes and Robbins Doubling Sales
methods to double sales Continue reading
Customer Service: Walk the Talk
American Express has got a dichotomy between what it says it does in customer service and what it actually does Continue reading
Best Business Books
7 good business books, with commentary by the authors Continue reading
Posted in Marketing
Tagged bo burlingame, emyth, geoff smart, guy kawasaki, little bets, mastering the rockefeller habits, michael gerber, norm brodsky, peter sims, simon sinek, start with why, street smarts: an all-purpose tool kit for entrepreneurs, the art of the start, verne harnish, who:the a method for hiring
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Lee Steele’s Tips for When to Post on Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr for Max Effect
Lee wrote these in a blog earlier this week, and we’re repeating them. Lee cites an informative study that shows you when to post on Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr to the maximum exposure for your postings: 1. The best time … Continue reading
Evaluate Right, Hire Right Part Two
One of our blogposter rightly asked what our sources were for our conclusions that if a firm doesn’t evaluate its present employees correctly, hiring new employees based on this template is difficult, if not impossible. Actually, when Julie Fletcher and I … Continue reading
More Lending by Banks and SBA
more lending by banks and the small business administration Continue reading
Posted in Finance
Tagged early stage innovation, early stage innovation funds, lending, small business lending
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