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Sex Sells - But What Is It Selling?
After spending some time browsing some popular social sites such as MySpace and YouTube, it’s ever more apparent to me that sex sells. What it sells isn’t always clear, but what is clear is that no matter what you’re selling or promoting, if you have an element of sex or th

rough the list of occasions – bar or bat mitzvah, new year or month, birthday, anniversary, religious new year as well as changes in job, family, location – that enable us to see things differently, to re-orient ourse

Marketing In Style - How Unique Is Your Web Site?
In this article, I will share my opinions about the marketing web sites, how they look, how they are made, and how this affects your sales.Basically, I am surfing daily, and clicking on a lot of ads, I load a lot of web sites, and I check them out, from curiosity. Thi

The human instinct to respond to the new and unusual is something that we as communicators have to work around. How do we best engage our audiences on a subject that's not new – a fundraising appeal for an existing program; an overview brochure on a service organization that's been around for fifty years, with pretty much the same focus; or marketing services that we've offered for over a decade?

I've been doing a lot of thinking on this issue and was amazed when my rabbi sermonized on the same topic last Saturday. We had just witnessed a wonderful adult bat mitzvah (a Jewish coming of age ceremony, usually undertaken at age 13 but one that can be studied for at any point later in life if it was missed at 13). As a follow-up, the rabbi talked about the power of opportunities (like a bat mitzvah) that enable us to look at things in a new way. He ran through the list of occasions – bar or bat mitzvah, new year or month, birthday, anniversary, religious new year as well as changes in job, family, location – that enable us to see things differently, to re-orient oursel

Professional Copywriting Techniques: Influencing Others Through Words
Copywriting is a manner of promoting products, services, ideas or even personalities to the public through the use of words. A good copy has a textual style and content that can effectively sway people's opinions about the object that the copy is intended for. You might not

ogram; an overview brochure on a service organization that's been around for fifty years, with pretty much the same focus; or marketing services that we've offered for over a decade?

Performance Management Snippet - Have No Surprises
Manage the performance of your people more easily by having a good working relationship with them at all times, not just when their review is due...When managing the performance of an individual, there is no value whatever in a Performance Management process be

nking on this issue and was amazed when my rabbi sermonized on the same topic last Saturday. We had just witnessed a wonderful adult bat mitzvah (a Jewish coming of age ceremony, usually undertaken at age 13 but one that can be studied for at any point later in life if it was missed at 13). As a follow-up, the rabbi talked about the power of opportunities (like a bat mitzvah) that enable us to look at things in a new way. He ran through the list of occasions – bar or bat mitzvah, new year or month, birthday, anniversary, religious new year as well as changes in job, family, location – that enable us to see things differently, to re-orient ourse

Lean Manufacturing Implementation is a Challenge
Lean manufacturing offers many mental challenges for all levels in an organization. First of all believing there are wastes in the system is a challenge. People have a safe territory. They do not want to leave it. People are very comfortable in this territory, whether it is

at can be studied for at any point later in life if it was missed at 13). As a follow-up, the rabbi talked about the power of opportunities (like a bat mitzvah) that enable us to look at things in a new way. He ran through the list of occasions – bar or bat mitzvah, new year or month, birthday, anniversary, religious new year as well as changes in job, family, location – that enable us to see things differently, to re-orient ourse

Prototypes, The Granddaddy Of All Products
No company goes out and starts mass production of a new product before creating first an example of this product. This example is called a prototype.Prototypes are a working example of a new design. And before moving towards creating multiple copies of this prototype,

Since such occasions do not always occur naturally, we have to motivate ourselves to look at our organizations or clients in a new way so that we are able to communicate in a fresher (and more relevant) way. Here are a few ways to do so:

• Put yourself in your listeners' shoes. Think about the background they have and the information they need to understand what you're doing and why it's important to them. Talk to your audiences to get the real story. Convene a focus group and/or interview some of your constituents to ensure that you are aware of their current perspectives on your organization, the work you do, and the field in which you work.

• Look around at your world – be it clean water or women's health – and see what's changed and how your organization has responded to those changes.

• Talk about results, rather t

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Once you have decided to sell your business, there are a number of steps that you need to take to help you ensure that you find the best deal possible. Among these steps, one of the most important is for you to be aware of the process of selling your business. This is because selling a business is considered one of the most complex processes in business. In addition to this you need to ensure that you cover all your bases so that you get the best deal for a business that you have worked so hard to build.

You should take a week to evaluate your Yellow Page program. Spend a few hours each day carefully giving it some thought. But do you know where to start and where to end? If not, you've come to the right place. Here's today's assignment.

IDEA: Hold a 5-minute training session with your staff and share these 9 tips for making sure callers feel taken care of.

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