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    I hear it all the time. “What should I do about . . .?" As a business owner you're faced with the daunting task of making all the decisions that affect your business. Should I remain a sole proprietor, become an LLC or is an S Corp better? Should I start using an electronic PDA or stick with my trusty, but out-dated, Day Runner? In what direction should I take my marketing? Is the color right on this logo? PC or Mac? Paper or plastic? Aargh! Big decisions. Little decisions. It can be overwhelming, especially when you consider how each decision has a bearing on the success of your business.It can be difficult to make decisions for a number of reasons. Sometimes it’s a matter of not having enough information. Other times, it’s simply a lack of
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    Secrets of Successful Yellow Pages Advertising
    Year after year the yellow pages are full of ineffective ads. Follow these sure-fire tips to better your response and get more for your advertising investment.1. The size of your ad depends on 3 factors: your budget, your competition and your current staffing situation. If other advertisers under your heading all have simple listings or small ads, consider the possibility that the public is not going to the yellow pages to find your product or service. However, if your heading is dominated by large ads, you should consider doing the same if you want to compete. Research confirms that most yellow page users choose larger ads. If your budget cannot support the investment of a large ad, consider buying the largest ad you can afford and fill it
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    Get Paid - To Speak, To Sell, To Teach
    If you’re approaching the magic time in life, somewhere between 10 and 20 years of working at your chosen expertise, you’re ready to get paid. Not for your labor or the hourly wage you earn no matter how generous it is. You’ve been doing that for years. If you’re like most of us, you’re ready to be paid for your knowledge. Wouldn’t that be sweet!I wish I could tell you it’s that easy. That someone could come in and wave a magic wand and POOF! You are a household name. If you were to ask any famous people, and I know my fair share, you would also know it took them 20 hard years to become that overnight success. One of the Laws of the Universe for true success is you have to do the work first. Good ideas are a dime a dozen.The good news
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    Are You A Job Search Procrastinator?
    You’ve been in a dead-end job for months, or even years now, yet you can’t seem to gather up the courage to look for a new job. Or your company announced there will be a series of layoffs coming this year and you don’t know if you’re going to be affected. Is that enough to make you start job hunting? If not, then you could be considered a job search procrastinator.Prepare for Layoffs“I’m comfortable where I’m at.” This is one of the more common scenarios when someone doesn’t want to look for a new job even when critical situations arise. I’m talking about those who go down with a sinking ship. The ship being the company for which they’re employed, of course.If your company announces upcoming layoffs, that means the compa
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    Build and Manage Successful Brands with BIOs (Brand Impression Opportunities)
    What a fascinating time we live in; hundreds of new products enter the marketplace every day. More books are published each year than used to be published in entire decades. We have access to a seemingly endless availability of news, television and radio stations, communication devices, and information.This onslaught leaves marketers with what some see as an almost insurmountable task -- developing effective ways to break through the deluge of information and have their messages resonate with their target audiences. I, however, see this as an incredible opportunity. Since accomplishing this feat has become more difficult over the years, many companies do not bother to market as required by today's environment, or worse yet, they do not marke
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    The Use of the Internet for Finding Good Jobs
    You are looking for a job and you don’t know where to start. Don’t panic, this is a frequent problem job seekers come across every day. The best place to start is Internet. Things aren’t as they use to be a few years ago when everyone would have looked for a new job in a newspaper or trade magazine. Companies used head hunting and search firms in order to find good workers. Nowadays employers look for new workers over the Internet and employees use it to look for jobs.It may look as finding a job over Internet would be a simple thing to do. Well, the reality is that things are never simple. The problem is that there are too many online job listings. In other words, there are hundreds of career sites who are listing available jobs from all ov
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