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May 8th, 2010 in
Online Marketing tagged be, bringing your business, business, company, foremost benefits, Internet, line presence, online, online presence, Robert Alden, target audience, video, virtual existence, way, website
The Internet IS Growing, Which means more possibilities for you Having a virtual existence is not a want but a necessity these days. The internet has become what the phonebook was (and much more) in the 80s. The advantages are numerous and the possibilities of expanding your business and professional networking infinite. One of the [...]
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April 13th, 2010 in
General Business, Miscellaneous tagged abundant crop, accounting terms, business, caption, good, james george, Kenneth, Kenneth Rudich, marketing, marketing promotions, product, psychological standpoint, ROI, social marketing
Note from James George of Halogen Designs: Today we have a great treat for you. Kenneth Rudich from http://marketing-strategy-management.com/ will be sharing some insight for our readers about Using Social Marketing to Your Business Advantage. Kenneth will respond to any comments left on the blog. You can also reach him through his website. By Kenneth [...]
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April 5th, 2010 in
Online Marketing, Social Networking in Business tagged advertising, alex shaffer, business, Dan Brown, Don, easter morning, example books, facebook, happy easter, info tab, james george, page, pay per click, Per Click, statistics page, type, USA
The short answer, Yes! I challenge you to come up with an industry that could not directly benefit from some type of Facebook campaign. This quick post will outline why Facebook is relevant to all businesses and will describe the types of campaigns available. My business partner, @Alex Shaffer, came across the Facebook statistics page [...]
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March 30th, 2010 in
General Business tagged business, Management, measure volume, performance, performance measurements, quality, quality chains, setting up a business, value, volume value
Management – an art and science whose primary focuses is to be result-oriented. Results-based management is an approach to management that integrates strategy, people, resources, processes and measurements to improve decision-making, transparency, and accountability; it concentrates and focuses on achieving outcomes, implementing performance measurements, learning and changing, and reporting performance. It is a combination of [...]
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March 23rd, 2010 in
General Business, Relating to Clients tagged blame games, business, communication, creating teams, Everyone, leader, productive team, professional boundaries, project, sound communication, Team, Team building, team expectations, team synergy
Making teams which perform effectively and coherently has been a paramount concern for organizations everywhere. Effective management coupled with sound communication become more important for delegating and managing the teams under you. Building a team from scratch is a daunting task – it initiates by learning about your team members. Their competencies and ways of [...]