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Productivity Bits
NOVEMBER 7, 2011
Copyright © 2011 Productivity Bits. Go to the nearest newspaper/magazine stand. Buy a dozen magazines. In your alumni magazine, you read about a classmate who’s doing something unusual with his or her life. Be sure to go to the exhibit hall and collect a lot of brochures, business cards and free samples from every booth.
Professional Assistant Blog
FEBRUARY 20, 2008
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Men With Pens
APRIL 13, 2010
It’s like saying, “Hey, so, sorry we stole your information without your knowledge from Facebook, but we’ll make it up to you by offering you 0% APR on a credit card! I trusted those companies with my information, with the understanding that they would use it responsibly. That’s asking for forgiveness. It’s easier, yes.
The Small Business Blog
JUNE 6, 2010
Small Business Bootstrapping How to start your own small business with no or little money. Copyright © 1994-2010 Winweb® · All rights reserved. Business Telephone Systems & Phone Lines For Your Business techdepot.co.uk hiremyparents.com Great resource for parents and small business finding work.
Men With Pens
SEPTEMBER 30, 2010
Look into mass advertising options like local newspapers, regional magazines, community bulletin boards, local radio, or even TV news. Put your best stuff in a classy two-pocket folder with a business card in the die-cut slot, and place a folder on each chair. Copyright 2006 - 2010 30 Sous Zero Inc - All Rights Reserved.
Men With Pens
NOVEMBER 19, 2009
Like carrying a business card. Branching out is a great gig—I make friends, I expand my thinking, I have a laugh, and it even has positive business results. Or from the business side, do you know about things like how to select a general contractor, how to make sure you get what you pay for, how to read or write an estimate?
Stephanie LH Calahan
MAY 20, 2011
Tip #2: When writing for others, be sure to retain copyright. I also can use the recording to make a cd and give to potential clients or current clients instead of a business card or brochure. The blogpost is later incorporated into an information product (ie eBook or special report), and the audio may be offered separately.
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