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Everything Small Business
THE ENTREPRENEUR'S GUIDEBOOKFollow the trends in small business and share your own success tips inside the guide. small business briefs News and resources for small businesses. by Karen Goodwin In this month's briefing ...
SMALL BUSINESS FEATURESkeeping your company focused on customersTry this five-step program.the importance of listening to customersHow keeping quiet can help you nail that sale.getting personalAdding a personal touch can make a big differnce with clients and customers.happy employees are the key to successBecause when they're happy, your customers will be happy.networking to winUsing professional connections to your advantage.the millennial mindsetManaging twenty-somethings requires some special understanding.emails: get the subject line rightDoing so will create more effective communications and less work for everyone. presentations: poise counts it's not just what you say to a business group or gathering -- it's how you say it. releasing the panic button This file backup plan will help you bounce back from just about any computer disaster. by Mike Hogan When it comes to making decisions, your gut is the most sophisticated tool you’ll ever consult. by Lynn Robinson technology pays These eight tech innovations may save your business thousands each year. by Leah Ingram | TOPICS preserving your pricing power in a down marketDon't succumb to the temptation that lower prices will save you.brushing up your language skillsIf you have foreign clients or customers, it could be a huge benefit.now's the time to negotiateA recession could present an opportunity to revisit business relationships.stop shouting - start inspiringYou can motivate your team to innovate and change without being demanding. by Stephen Denningtomorrow’s forecastDo-it-yourself trendspotting is an inexpensive way to get ahead of the curve. by Kemp Powerssmall business, big ideasAnita Campbell doesn’t just run her own small business--she’s also looking out for the other 25 million small businesses in america. by Jenna Schnuerbusting at the seamsFor small-business owners, expanding outside their local market is a sign of successful growth—and also changes the way they need to operate. by Kemp Powerslessons from entrepreneursBrendam Coffey interviews seven entrepreneurs, ranging from young to old, from modest means to fabulously wealthy.Successful entrepreneurs explain how they turned their favorite hobbies into a good living. by Barbara Benham | |
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