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Earlier posts on this blog have enthusiastically endorsed the idea of using Twitter for customer service. Virgin, British Airways and other airlines have used it very successfully. I even have friends who swear by it when they have to meet a plane. There has been talk about a better response from businesses that have previously […]
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Generating leads is about going about it the right way as well as putting in the effort. So very many owners create a web site, print up their business cards, developed brochures, put an ad in the yellow pages and sit back and wait for the phone to ring. Many micro businesses utilize social networking […]
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So Peggy, what is your take on my question: Should companies in addition to toll free numbers and email use Twitter for Customer Service? You are an SME on Customer Experience and I would love to hear your thoughts: Yes, most definitely. I feel that Twitter is rapidly becoming another important avenue of communication with […]
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Myles Miller, CEO and Founder of LeadUP.Biz & LearningBreaks.com was kind enough to offer his take on using Twitter for Customer Service. In a World that is constantly evolving, does it make sense for your company to keep up with the latest forms of inbound marketing and lead generation? Well the simple and easy answer […]
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By Drew DeMasters Are you in the relationship business? If you’re a marketer, business owner or entrepreneur, you are. Yes, it’s not just psychiatrists, dating services, and companies like Hallmark that are in the relationship business. Let’s use the analogy of a dating service. The customers of a dating service start by creating a profile […]
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I always knew if I was going to return to the work force after being a stay-at-home mom for 15 years, it was going to have to be in a job that provided me with the flexibility to continue juggling the needs of my two special needs sons. I was also determined to find a […]
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In the last installment of this column I examined the reasons why so many promising small businesses fail within the first five years of operation. The first two reasons I discussed – undercapitalization and lack of knowledge/business experience – are just the tip of the iceberg. My experience in working closely with small business owners […]
Continue reading about Reasons for business failure – part 2 By Dr. Mike Stull
Are you thinking of starting a new business in 2010? Despite the state of the economy – recovering, but slowly – the number of startups remains robust. It seems that nothing will stop people from pursuing the dream of business ownership. If you are thinking of starting a new business, I encourage you to “date” […]
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