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Casual Articles - Notes for Newbies - Part Fifteen - Your Website
For all jobseekers facing an interviewer, the best thing is to prepare properly for the particular interview, based on the company where the interview is taking place. Good preparation includes the ability to anticipate tough interview questions, and then, knowing how to handle them.The interview questions most difficult for the average candidate to handle are those that are intended to probe weaknesses, or areas requiring the individual's improvement and/or development. The following are some examples of questions, which fall into this category:* W
Smart leaders and managers know that it is important to build and maintain the value of their greatest resource - their people. It's difficult to develop the potential of your people if you have not ascertained their existing skills, knowledge, and abilities - in other words, their competencies.Each individual's competency requirements will differ depending upon the role s/he fills within the group and/or team. For example, individuals who work with other departments or directly with clients may need a broader spectrum of communication skills and business or p
(There are a few people out there who make a very good living in direct marketing without a website, but these are the exceptions. If you model your business after these
One of the most popular questions I get from people is on how to generate even more leads to their business, get more exposure and visibility to attract more prospects that will eventually turn into paying clients.I’ve often said that the 3 best ways to attract clients quickly and consistently are:consistent networking, a stay-in-touch vehicle such as an ezine, and a Client Attractive signature talk. What’s a signature talk? It’s the one talk you give that you start to be known for,
(There are a few people out there who make a very good living in direct marketing without a website, but these are the exceptions. If you model your business after these
For everything, there is a season. This is also true in the trade show industry. You may be a first time exhibitor or a seasoned pro. You may have additional trade shows you want to attend that occur simultaneously or you may want to just test the waters before you leap into a new trade show arena. The choice is yours. The good news is that there are plenty of options you can choose from.Before deciding on what type of trade show display booth you want, however, you must first determine your space size requirements and the number of trade shows you will b
(There are a few people out there who make a very good living in direct marketing without a website, but these are the exceptions. If you model your business after these
How often we are reading or hearing about jobs and industries being lost in the West and moving East? People, particularly the business and political leaders, are all complaining about it but does anyone look at why it is happening. It goes right across the board, starting with manufacturing, IT call support centers, banking support centers, and so much more. When one first looks at this, it appears that the West is losing these business opportunities but perhaps the truth is not in the appearance.An example which I believe is a microcosm of what actually i
(There are a few people out there who make a very good living in direct marketing without a website, but these are the exceptions. If you model your business after these
How often do you say Thank you to your clients? A great way to say thanks is to send a gift at Thanksgiving or Christmas. Just a simple holiday gift that says how much you appreciate your client, says more…A gift during the holidays speaks of value and appreciation. It indicates respect for a celebration that means value, ethics, and enthusiasm for greater appreciation. Whenever in doubt, just say Thanks. But how?If you’re looking for a few ideas to say Thank you to your clients, I have a few worthwhile suggestions.Gift Certificates without a website, but these are the exceptions. If you model your business after these folks, you may ignore this article.)
Your website
With apologies in advance, we are going to have to get just a bit technical to discuss your website. I promise you it won’t be too scary.
Your website, your web pages are located on a bit of hardware called a ‘server’, and this server is operated – managed - by some peopl
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