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Contest Management and Mailings Database Management: A Marketing Plan For Winners
Contests can be an exciting part of a marketing campaign. But contest management and the attendant need for mailings database management must be considered before selecting a contest as part of any marketing campaign. If your marketing firm has engaged in contests before you already kn

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BJ's Wholesale Club: An Industry Success Story
In the 1980s a phenomenon began to take hold in the retail industry: wholesale [or warehouse] clubs. These 'big box' retailers are dotting the American landscape and offer something beyond what the typical Wal-Mart, Target, or Kmart have: large packaged items at nicely discounted price

As we enter the final weeks of 2005, you are undoubtedly hunting for gifts. While these are obvious year end considerations, you should also be reviewing your business strategy for 2006.

Business Strategy – 2005

Whether your fiscal year ends in December or doesn’t, the end of the month is a good time to take stock of ho

Medical Transcription - The Time Factor
In the US it is mandatory for medical professionals to keep an accurate medical record of all aspects of a patient. The medical professionals gather the data related to the patient in audio format by using a dictaphone or voice recorder. The details of the patient are then transcribe

or gifts. While these are obvious year end considerations, you should also be reviewing your business strategy for 2006.

Business Strategy – 2005

Whether your fiscal year ends in December or doesn’t, the end of the month is a good time to take stock of h

Professing to be a Solo Professional?
Do you call yourself a solo professional and have you launched your consulting business? Are you sure you are the solo professional that you profess? So many people are not the professionals that they claim to be out there. How can I make such an unprofessional comment you ask?W

ld also be reviewing your business strategy for 2006.

Business Strategy – 2005

Whether your fiscal year ends in December or doesn’t, the end of the month is a good time to take stock of h

Public Relations for Boat Detailing Companies
Boat detailing requires hard work and to make a run at the local marina market you need a strong customer base. Of course many people rarely come out to visit their boats and the chances of you getting a personal meeting are not so common as you might like.When business is great

ss Strategy – 2005

Whether your fiscal year ends in December or doesn’t, the end of the month is a good time to take stock of h

Profits are within 6 Degrees of Freedom
How far away is the person you need to meet?We have spent some time discussing your inner circle and have suggested that you take time to list all of the people that you know and that KNOW YOU. This inner circle is the start of finding out who knows a person that you need to mee

or doesn’t, the end of the month is a good time to take stock of how things went in 2005. While the old saying is “time flies”, it is particularly true for businesses. Business owners tend to be fixated on two to three month time periods. As a result, they can fail to see developments over longer periods of time.

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Believe it or not, you can actually learn a thing or two about marketing (and yes, I mean serious marketing) from TV's American Idol. In fact, something I heard on this reality television show the other night, hit smack dab in the center of good small business marketing advice. What was it? Read on to find out.

At its core, public relations is about selling. What you sell is your story, and your customers are reporters. Publicity guru Ned Steele shows how to package your story to draw the media's attention--and help build business and accelerate growth. Part III of a series.

Between 2004 and 2005, the number of Franchise 500 companies increased by 11 percent, which is significantly greater than the previous year’s growth of 4 percent. This growth in both major and small business franchises is a reflection of American’s desire to build their dreams of entrepreneurship. Corporate employees are looking now to own their own businesses, and so there has been significant growth in some specific small business franchises that does not seem to be slowing down.

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