I’m not talking about posting the HBO schedule on your website or sending a Xeroxed copy around to all your customers. When HBO came onto the scene they were innovative, fre

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by Monte Zwang

A menu is the foundation of any restaurant; Guests will support or avoid a restaurant for its food. Starting with a preliminary menu is a simple and basic approach to rest

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by Martin Maylor

Part 1

A few weeks ago I attended a seminar sponsored by Independent Solutions Insurance Inc (Edmonton) entitled "Seminar On Disaster Preparedness", during this sem

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As fast as you can say business disaster, your business can go up in smoke. That's what happened a while back to Castle Carpet One. Gone were thousands of dollars worth

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by Beth Schneider
Money is tight and you’re desperate for an extra pair of hands, but you don’t have a budget. This is also known as, “I have no one to delegate to, so now what?” Don’t despa

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by Ken Austin

You know you need a business plan. You probably realize that it is one of the best ways to get your business up and running. No matter what your business is, a business pl

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by Helen Wilkie

From time to time there seems to be a flurry of studies and surveys on effective communication in the workplace. As a communication specialist, I'm always eager to read th

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by Rick Weaver

Note to Rite Aid and CVS: It’s not about the economy

When Bill Clinton successfully unset the first President Bush, he focused on a sign in his Little Rock office: "I

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Growing your own small business can be one of the most exciting journeys you could ever embark upon!

But it's important that you continuously implement new and fresh w

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by Dave Lavinsky

All investors greatly desire and are motivated by a clear picture of a company’s exit strategy, or the timing and method through which they can "cash in" on their investm

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For any business to become truly successful, it needs
to create positive brand recognition for its product.

This is especially true in small businesses, where ther

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by Rick Weaver

Note to Northwest Airlines – It’s not about fuel costs

For the first quarter of 2005, Northwest Airlines posted a loss of $458 million. The main reason cited was hig

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I am not a big fisherman, but I do enjoy it whenever the opportunity comes my way. I have some friends who are fanatics and occasionally I will go out with one of them.

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by Steven Van Yoder

In 1997, David Steele was making the transition from a professional therapist to relationship coach. Part of his strategy was to become a center of influence and THE R