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Small Business Owners: Communicate -Choose Your Words Carefully & Make More Money

Small business owners must choose their words carefully when describing what they do. The consumer or customer associates a skill level and product value when he or she hears certain words. Choose your words carefully when describing what you do. Do not sell yourself short by using the wrong word and communicating the wrong image to the customer.

Online Copywriting 101 Telesummit

Social CRM: The New Rules of Relationship Management

Social CRM: The New Rules of Relationship Management

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Small Business Owners – Protect Your Identity: Keep Your Signature Safe

Electronic signatures have become a norm and acceptable form of doing business online. If someone has your signature and is using it how will you dispute that “it isn’t your signature” when it looks exactly like your handwritten signature?

We Reached a Milestone and You Can Too!

When you know how you are going to follow up, when you are going to follow up and what you are going to send or say it relieves stress and saves you time. But, most importantly it shows off your professionalism and gets you a signed contract. You must follow up and ask for the sale.

RETREAT!

Gift Ideas

Write the Right Resume – great book/service for someone who will be graduating and entering the job market www.writetherightresume.com

Attract Love Keep Love – great ebook for the person who is single and does not want to spend another holiday season alone. I met my husband after writing this book. $19.97 www.attractlovekeeplove.com

Mom’s Recipes for the Broke & Starving – ebook with over 41 main recipes and several variations that I wrote for my adult children who did not know how to grocery shop or cook. Most recipes serve a family of 4 and cost approximately $5 per recipe. This makes a great stocking stuffer for college kids. Download your copy today for $2.97 http://dld.bz/eq6F

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Business Owners: No One Ever Drowned in Their Own Sweat

When you make the time to invest sweat equity into your business it will grow faster than if you spent your afternoon on the golf course. Business owners must be willing to invest in their business. Remember, no one ever drowned in their own sweat.

Focus, Use a Day Planner & Chunk Your Time

Conferences, Tradeshows, and Retreats are Necessary for Business Growth

Successful business owners make time to attend conferences, tradeshows and retreats. New business owners will often hesitate to spend money on these events saying they cannot afford to attend.