An Interview with Robert Kiyosaki-Part 2
Last week, you heard the first part of my interview with Robert Kiyosaki, investor, entrepreneur and author of The New York Times, international bestselling book, Rich Dad Poor Dad, with 26 books in the Rich Dad series. Here is the continuation of our interview which appeared on StartupNation: What main pieces of advice do you […]
Continue reading...Rich Dad’s Robert Kiyosaki – An Exclusive Interview
Several months ago, I met Robert Kiyosaki, and he agreed to offer his advice for my blog and the StartupNation audience at http://www.startupnation.com/blogs/index.php/2009/02/03/robert-kiyosaki. Robert is the author of The New York Times, international bestselling book, Rich Dad Poor Dad, with 26 books in the Rich Dad series. As an investor, entrepreneur and educator with unconventional […]
Continue reading...3 Top Ways to Get Customers Fast
Things may be tough right now, but there are new customers out there who need your products and services: But how do you attract these new customers, and keep them, without a big budget? Well, here’s a quick reminder of the top three, cost-effective ways to start increasing your sales: 1. Look at Your Offer. […]
Continue reading...Hiring a Publicist? Caution!
If you simply don’t have time to do your own publicity, you can generate new sales and awareness fast by hiring a professional. But what should you look out for, especially if you have a tight budget? Well, in addition to reviewing credentials and references, here are three, key warning signs to be aware of […]
Continue reading...Do You Fight Over Which Words to Use?
Have you ever had a disagreement with a boss, client or co-worker over the use of certain words in a PPC campaign, SEO press release, e-mail, newsletter, Web site page, or other, marketing piece? If you are trying to get the most out of your marketing, SEO and PR campaigns, you’ve probably run into this […]
Continue reading...How to Write Great Press-Release-Quotes
If you are in the process of writing a press release, here are a few quick things to keep in mind when writing your quotes: Provide value. How many times do you see a press release where the CEO is “thrilled” or “excited” about the news item? Of course he or she is! Otherwise, […]
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