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Book Review of “Guerrilla Marketing” by Jay Conrad Levinson

Posted on November 17, 2011 by Bert Martinez

Based on hundreds of solid ideas that really work, Levinson’s philosophy has given birth to a new way of learning about market share and how to gain it. Continue reading →

Posted in Advertising, Business, Business Advice, Marketing, Recommended | Tagged 4th edition: Easy and Inexpensive Strategies for Making Big Profits from Your Small Business, advertising, Advertising & Promotion, Business & Economics, Business & Economics / Marketing / General, Business / Economics / Finance, Business/Economics, Guerrilla Marketing, Jay Conrad Levinson, management, Marketing, Marketing - General, Sales & Marketing, Sales & marketing management, Small Business, Small Business - General, Small business - Management, Small businesses & self-employed | Leave a comment

Small Biz Stats & Trends

Posted on July 14, 2010 by Reposted

Original Story The small business marketplace changes rapidly. The information included on this page represents the most current information. When discussing a “small business,” this site uses the definitions provided by the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Office of Advocacy. Read … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Business Advice, Email Marketing, Leadership, Marketing, Small Business, Starting a Business | Tagged business advice, business expansion, business help, business mentor, Business Plan, business stats, coaching, counseling, entrepreneur, how to write a business plan, mentoring, SBA, Small Business, small business administration, small business information, small business statistics, small business stats, small business training, Starting a Business, women | Leave a comment

Six ways for small-business owners to save money

Posted on June 30, 2010 by Reposted

By Marty Orgel SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — In these tough economic times, owners of businesses small and large are coming up with unexpected ways to save money. The University of Wisconsin at Green Bay said it will save $10,000 annually … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Competition, Financing, Leadership, Marketing, Money/Wealth, Sales, Small Business, Starting a Business, Vendors | Tagged businesses in distress, economic, market watch, marketing tips, marketwatch.com, Marty Orgel, save money, saving money, Small Business, small business marketing, times, tough | Leave a comment

Remarks by the President on Small Business Jobs Proposals

Posted on May 25, 2010 by Reposted

11:23 A.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Good afternoon, everybody. Everybody please have a seat. It is wonderful to see all of you. Welcome to the White House. I want to acknowledge a couple folks before we get started. First of all, … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Competition, Employee Motivation, Financing, Leadership, Politics, Small Business, Social Media, Starting a Business, Technology | Tagged Obama, Small Business, Small Business Jobs Proposals | Leave a comment

First-Time Owners Find Management Comes With Headaches

Posted on February 25, 2010 by Reposted

Wall Street Journal | Small Business By SARAH E. NEEDLEMAN – FEBRUARY 24, 2010 When Cameron Madill launched Synotac Design LLC in 2003, wiping away tears and giving pep talks wasn’t on his to-do list. But once he began hiring … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Employee Motivation, Leadership, Relationships, Small Business, Starting a Business | Tagged Bert Martinez Communications LLC, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs training, entrepreneurship, giving pep talks, inexperienced entrepreneurs, management training, managing employees, SARAH E. NEEDLEMAN, Small Business, Synotac Design LLC, wall street journal, www.wsj.com | Leave a comment

Overcoming Fears in Business

Posted on February 14, 2010 by Eric Foreman

“Your greatest obstacle to success is yourself, it’s fear of failure”. ~Bert Martinez Every new or struggling business owner wants to know how to manage their fears, particularly nowadays. Check out this list of easy ways to overcome your fears: … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Competition, Employee Motivation, Featured Content, Leadership, Money/Wealth, Sales, Small Business, Starting a Business | Tagged business basic, business fears, business mistakes, business started economic downturns, Customized Sales Training, economic fears, Global Sales Training, money fears, Sales Coaching Training, Small Business, successful business | 1 Comment

5 Steps to Creating a Profitable Niche for Your Small Business

Posted on February 5, 2010 by Denise Lacayo

Niche opportunities is often the best approach for a small business. Success is easier to attain if the small business focuses on a specific and smaller area of its target market, discover 5 strategies to help you find your niche. Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Competition, Marketing, Money/Wealth, Sales, Small Business | Tagged effective use of time, Marketing, marketing training, sales strategies, Small Business, small business marketing, www.dldesignsonline.com | 1 Comment

Symptoms of a Troubled Business

Posted on January 17, 2008 by Eric Foreman

Executives who encounter corporate distress often go through the same emotional stages as dying people: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and finally acceptance. The last stage is when most corporations hire turnaround professionals, unless they are forced to do so earlier … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Competition, Employee Motivation, Marketing, Money/Wealth, Relationships, Sales, Small Business | Tagged business management, Business Plan, business process, business services, business start up, business strategy, Business Systems, businesses in distress, distress businesses, marketing company, marketing plan, new business start up, Operating without a Business Plan, self employed consultant, Small Business, sme business consultants, Starting a Business, strategic planning, trainee business consultant, Troubled Business, turnaround professionals | 1 Comment

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Book Review of “Guerrilla Marketing” by Jay Conrad Levinson

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