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Press Release Warning

Recently, someone contacted me  about sending out press releases. If you are a new entrepreneur, the first thing you probably think of when you hear “PR” is to send out a press release. And although press releases have their place as media-relationship building tools and announcements, there is a much better way to get some […]

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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 […]

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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. […]

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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 […]

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How to Increase Sales in 3 Steps

If you want new business, here are three quick tips that may help you boost your customer-list fast: 1. Make a list. Check it twice. Look through all of your contacts and review the people you’ve met in your industry or at various conferences, local business meetings, presentations, etc. Then, make a list.  Research each […]

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Where’s Your Power?

With all of the ugly economic-news, the recent earthquakes and the snow and rain, it can be easy to feel sad. But the good news is: the economy can get better, you can prepare for natural disasters, and spring is just days away: And best of all, you are in charge of your own feelings. […]

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