Subscriber Respect Builds Trust in Email Marketing


Respecting your current and potential subscribers is important in building trust through your email marketing campaign. How you collect email addresses and what you do with them will establish the level of respect you’ll provide. Most individuals consider their email address as private so what you do with it greatly affects whether you get to build on that trust or ruin it entirely. Subscribers trust those that show

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Small Business Marketing on Twitter


Of all the small business marketing options social media creates, Twitter presents the most challenges in determining its use to help your company grow. Luckily, you don’t have to be a computer expert or a marketing guru to infuse Twitter into your overall promotional strategy.

 
What Is Twitter?
 
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What’s a Brand Got to Do With It?


One of the things I enjoy most about having my own business is the freedom to choose who I’ll do business with.  Not that I’ve always enjoyed that luxury, but my business is at a point where I can be a bit picky about who I decide to partner with.

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Stop Selling – Build Relationshiops


For many of us, sales is a four letter word; something that causes us stress and anxiety.  So I say, “stop selling then!”.  Sounds like a good idea, doesn’t it?  So what do I mean?

 

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Does Someone Really NEED Me?

Posted by Jeannine Clontz | Business owner,Business Tips,Entrepreneur,Goals,Networking,VA,Virtual Assistance,Virtual Assistant | Friday 12 June 2009 4:25 pm

I’m sure we’d all agree that the world is definitely changing.  On the national news last night they introduced me to the first graduating class of the recession.  How encouraging?  I also attended a Chamber event where the guest speaker spoke all about change and why it’s good for us to continue

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Relationships and Know – Like – Trust


I think we’ve all heard that people do business with us because they, ‘know, like, and trust’ us.  For many, figuring out HOW to build relationships that lead to this, is far more difficult.

 

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Deep in Thought


One of the things I enjoy most about having my own business is the freedom to choose who I’ll do business with.  Not that I’ve always enjoyed that luxury, but my business is at a point where I can be a bit picky about who I decide to do business with.

 

I just spoke to one of

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