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The Band Wagon Just Got Fuller
The latest “fad,” a good one at that, is to “use video” to promote your business. After all, the “spiders” like Google love to feast on them and are inclined to place video highly in their analytics rankings. Read
By: Karen McGreevey | 30/06/2008 | Internet Marketing
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E-marketing Tips
Some of us go from idea to idea; trying to find the ideal solution to get customers to our “virtual” door! But in order our marketing to work, we must find one, or two, really effective ideas to use to build trust with prospective clients. Read
By: Karen McGreevey | 16/04/2008 | Internet Marketing
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Whats Rong With This Sendtuncts
How many times have you wondered where to place the “i” and the “e” when you were writing “receipt”? Or is it really “reciept”? What about the spelling of “neighborhood”? Are you sure it isn’t “naiborhood”? It’s got to be “nayberhood”, don’t you think? Read
By: Karen McGreevey | 12/03/2008 | Small Business
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To Coach or not to Coach
It's commonly known that coaches guide the multitudes in some profession anytime everywhere. Whether it's many of the "manly" sports like baseball and football, or the maybe "not so manly" like ice skating, or debate teams. But many don't know where to find or how to choose a coach. Read
By: Karen McGreevey | 12/03/2008 | Coaching
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Everything, Including the Kitchen Sink
If you’ve been scouring magazines, books (e- or otherwise), the article banks, or any web page on the Internet, you know there are plenty of topics for the taking and ideas in the making. But I can’t write. I don’t know what to write. What will I say? What do you do? Read
By: Karen McGreevey | 11/03/2008 | Article Writing