Using Social Networking Media To Grow Your Business
June 7, 2008
It doesn’t matter what you sell. You can still leverage social media to attract more buyers to your site, build a customer list and sell more often. One of the biggest issues most marketers face is knowing how to attract the right type of traffic for their products, services and affiliate programs. Social marketing and Web 2.0 are here to stay for they have impacted more lives, and reached many times more people than tools such as search engines and web pages. Social networking sites are based... Read more »
What is Social Bookmarking All About
April 27, 2008
Social bookmarking is optimized for documenting and sharing lists of links to useful information. In contrast, blogs are optimized for creating and sharing content, allowing for commentary while keeping the original content intact. It is an all-out phenomena and is growing at a sonic boom clip. Understanding social bookmarking gives you the ability to reach millions of users you might otherwise miss. Social bookmarking is the sharing of websites within an online community. Here is how I like to... Read more »
Social Bookmarking For Website Traffic
April 24, 2008
Social bookmarking is done by definition by amateurs. If these amateurs do not understand the importance of right tags the whole system may fail. Social bookmarking is a way for you to save your favorite bookmarks and pass them on to others. The more people in who bookmark a particular URL in a certain period of time, the more popular that bookmark becomes and the more people who will visit that URL. Social bookmarking is fine, if everyone follows the rules. It is rocking big time these days! If... Read more »
Skills a Virtual Assistant Needs to Insure a Full Practice
April 3, 2008
If your clients brag about you, you probably are not having a problem keeping your practice as full as you want it. Someone bragging about you is the best kind of networking you could ask for. If your VA practice is lacking, and no one seems to bragging about you, then perhaps your virtual assistant technical skills are not meeting the requirements that most entrepreneurs need. This message was in an email I received a few weeks ago: “After desperately looking for some high quality virtual... Read more »
Your Referral IQ
April 3, 2008
Do you track the referrals you give to find customer satisfaction? We each strive for a referral-based business, but at times it becomes a two-edged sword. Are you aware that the person you recommend is a reflection on how you believe business should be conducted? For this very reason, it is wise to follow-up with the person to whom you gave the referral. Ask your associate the following questions: 1. Were they contacted promptly 2. Was the initial contact friendly and professional 3. Did the referral... Read more »
Equestrian Sport Enthusiast? How To Turn Your Passion Into Profit
March 17, 2008
Equestrian sport is a fascinating subject. However, these days I have to indulge my passion in front of the television, because my mare is “indisposed”. After three years of trying, getting more desperate with every passing year, my gorgeous pure-bred Friesian mare has finally managed to get herself pregnant. At the grand old age of eight, she is expecting her first foal in the spring. Of course, insemination by one of the breath-taking registered Friesian stallions was just not good... Read more »
Two Ears and One Mouth
March 1, 2008
Last week after a presentation, we had the standard networking post presentation event. In a bid to ensure that he was communicating with all potential clients, a presenter sidled up and asked the standard what do you do question. Standing next to a gentleman whose business consisted of plumbed in water systems, on hearing water, the presenter asked and answered his own questions at least four times about what aspects of the water business the owner was in, that had absolutely nothing to do with... Read more »
The Secret To Successful Corporate Events
December 7, 2007
There’s a good chance that you’ve attended corporate events in the past, the good one’s look easy, everything just seems to flow and many people think “I could do that”. The truth is that you probably can do it but to make it a success you need precision planning, an eye for detail and the ability to problem solve before they arise! So when you have a blank piece of paper and are thinking about your specific corporate event, you need to start very simply and ask what... Read more »
Build Your Network: A Simple Way To Stay In Touch With Business And Personal Contacts
December 6, 2007
Many people know that the secret to networking is “give and you shall receive”. Every time you meet someone new, ask yourself “how can I help them”? With this in mind, you can begin to develop a network of people who are interested in helping you, because you were nice enough to help them. But once you have initiated contact with a new person, how do you build that into a friendship? How do you stay in touch with them, and stay in the forefront of their mind? How do you... Read more »
The Importance Of Maintaining Employment Software Services
December 6, 2007
The very idea of maintaining an online resource tends to bugger the shoulders of almost anyone, yet maintaining an efficient employment software program paves a critical pathway to success. All it means, after all, is ensuring that functions behave the way they’re supposed to and that requests are fulfilled as planned. However whether a detailed analysis of specific maintenance procedures is warranted or not isn’t what this article is about. The emphasis is instead on why maintenance... Read more »



