Archive for April, 2010
Using the Power of ‘Social Proof’ to Influence Customers and Buyers
Social Proof is the human characteristic that people are influenced to do something by what other people do.
Become a Thought Leader – 7 Tips to Becoming “THE” Expert Fast with Article Marketing
Thought leadership will propel your business in ways that you could never imagine.
No Raises this Year? Secrets to Employee Retention in Difficult Times
How do you keep employees happy and productive during tough times?
Must Everyone Blog? Five Good Reasons to Say No to Blogging
I have a good reason for not blogging, and maybe you do, also.
Maximize Your Time: Achieve More with Less
You will never have control of your time until you take control of it.
Authors Encourge You to Change the Way You Do Things
Authors Chip and Dan Heath wanted to find out why people gladly make big changes in their lives, like getting married or having kids, but fiercely resist changes that are far less encompassing.
Photoshop Top 40 Countdown with Deke McClelland: #1 Open & Save (VIDEO)
Deke McClelland is an internationally renowned instructor and popular lecturer with an emphasis on Photoshop and the wider realm of digital imaging and computer graphics.
“For Dummies” Books Reduce Stress & Learning Curve
The “For Dummies” series of books takes these topics and explains them in clear, simple language that makes learning fun and easy.
New Overdraft Protection Rules Give You a Choice
New federal rules recently changed the way your bank handles overdrafts.
The Sound of Efficiency: Replay Capture Suite
You can record radio, save music as MP3 files, download video and convert and edit your recorded files.
Small Changes to Go Green at Work
Becoming greener won’t happen overnight, but here are some tips for making the transition.
5 Steps to Stronger Career Building
Founded in 1936 as the Government Employees Insurance Company, GEICO now serves nearly 10 million policyholders.
Leveraging the Web for Targeted Networking
Social networking sites act as an introductory service, providing people the opportunity to meet industry professionals through their own list of contacts.
Avoid Falling Prey to Employment Scams
Scammers advertise jobs exactly where legitimate employers do — on popular Web sites, in the classifieds and even on TV.
Show Appreciation without Squeezing Your Budget
Lift the spirits of your employees and remind customers about your firm with company-branded items.
Executive Coaching Groups Appeal to Small-and-Midsize Business CEOs
Executive coaching groups can help provide additional perspective and support for CEOs facing tough decisions.
