Archive | September, 2009

Email Marketing Part 2: The Frequency

We recommend for commercial emails not to have a weekly mail-out frequency. If you do then be prepared to see your mailing list quickly dry up. Ask yourself if you would like to hear from a business every week.

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Business for sale? … but what do business buyers want

If you are thinking of selling your business then it makes sense to present it in a way that will make it be more attractive to potential buyers, thereby maximising it’s value.

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How to protect your IP being stolen by your employees

How would you feel if someone broke into your house and stole your TV, stereo, DVD player, furniture, CD collection and some very personal items of jewellery?

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Daniel Pink on the surprising science of motivation

Career analyst Dan Pink examines the puzzle of motivation, starting with a fact that social scientists know but most managers don’t …

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How Many Things Can A Restaurant Do Wrong and Still Stay In Business?

It must be 9 because last night the Jasmine Thai Restaurant in Tauranga made 8 screw ups:

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Fixing Your Marketing; The Problem of Penguins

Reason #1 why your marketing doesn’t work – You are using Big Business marketing rules. If you’re playing by their rules, you’re going to lose just about every time.

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Don’t Be a Mosquito in a Nudist Colony

The mosquito in the nudist colony is thinking, “I know what to do, I just don’t know where to begin.” As business owners, we might have a similar experience, either not knowing where to begin, or not knowing what to do next to take our business to maturity.

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How to get your customers or clients to pay up

This may seem like an obvious strategy, but one which many businesses neglect to their downfall. By a system, I mean having a process for collecting unpaid fees.

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Viral Video – How Do You Create a Viral Video For Your Business?

Have you wondered how to create a YouTube video that “goes viral” and creates a torrent of new clients for your business? Here are 3 essential components for a viral video that can generate business for you …

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Why Business Tenants should proceed with caution

With commercial vacancies in New Zealand’s main commercial centres tipped to go above 10%, many businesses may be tempted to get bigger or better premises, or open up new offices to take advantage of lower rents.

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10 Tips for Improving Your Marketing

10 tips for improving your marketing efforts. Great tips that every business owner should look at.

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Why living abundantly will make you more money

If you live in a world of abundance, you fundamentally believe you will get yours by helping others get theirs, because there is plenty to go around, and the generous will do well.

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Light at the End of the Tunnel

It wasn’t that long ago that the news headlines were claiming we were in for the worst economic disaster since the Great Depression. There is no doubt that the events of the last two years have shaken the foundations …

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Small business and the branding crossroads

There’s a marketing crossroads companies come to when they’re at that stage of going from Small Company to Less-Small Company.

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Why Bad Plans Will Make You More Money Than Good Plans

Somebody did a study of sales people who make over $250,000 and found out that the #1 reason for their success was SPEED OF EXECUTION.

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Do you give a refund or not? Recent case makes it easier for retailers

Since Martin sold his stereo to consumers (and not businesses) his sales were governed by the Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA).

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