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Internet Advertising

Internet Advertising

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Posted by: SBOCTeam, Nov 18, 2008

When does it make sense for small businesses?

By Christopher Freeburn


The Internet has been a great leveling technology, evening the playing field between small and large businesses by giving small companies easy and cheap access to a worldwide marketplace. The Internet has also provided unprecedented advertising opportunities for small business, permitting not only access to a global marketplace, but the ability to target and alert potential customers on a ...

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Radical Sales And Marketing For Your Small Business

The meaning of the adjective radical is "not bound by traditional ways or beliefs." Here are the "must dos" of a seasoned business unit's radical salesperson and marketer.

By Profit_Repair

No stone goes unturned in your search for new leads and clients; no sales idea is too silly or stupid to try; you sell to everyone, every day, no matter what their size; you sell more than you market; you utilize yield management techniques; you just do not leave collate...

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Fighting For Sales

Fighting For Sales

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Posted by: SBOCTeam, Jan 15, 2008

Did last year's sales lag behind your projections? Here is some solid advice to get you going in 2008

BY MICHAELA CAVALLARO

When Jennifer Younge joined New York City marketing communication and design firm Ross, Culbert & Lavery Inc. in late 2001, the company had a long established method of drumming up sales: It sent prospects a portfolio of work it had done for other clients. The message, says Younge, was simple: "Look what we did for this company; we can d...

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Giving Away The Store

Giving Away The Store

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Posted by: SBOCTeam, Sep 11, 2007

If your customers find your products or services antiquated, why don't you?
By Reed Richardson

Last fall, retail giant Wal-Mart announced it would end its 46-year-old layaway service for its customers. Once a popular way of buying big-ticket items, layaway was now costing Wal-Mart more than it was worth, tying up precious warehouse space for months while forcing stores to track small, often infrequent, payments. In addition, executive vice president for Wal-Mart store o...

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