
Most small businesses haven't figured out how to promote themselves on Flickr—and that means you can get an edge on the competition. And in a recent post at the Influential Marketing Blog, Rohit Bhargava offers several useful how-to pointers. Read more >>
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Apr
Microsoft Announces Gov2Social Website

By Kaitlyn Thompson
First Published on www.btobonline.com
Chicago—Microsoft Corp. this morning unveiled Gov2Social, a Web site where visitors can find state and local government officials using social media. Microsoft, one of four presenters at this morning’s BtoB NetMarketing Breakfast, said the new site is the latest part of its the Bright Side of Government initiative, which already has a presence on Faceboo, Twitter and YouTube. Read more >>
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Apr
Oh For A Lovely Latté

By Brian H Meredith
From the NZBusiness Magazine "Marketing Maestro" Archive.
First published July 2003
Got any idea how much coffee there’s supposed to be in a latté? A double shot, that’s how much - 20 grams of coffee. Now, call me a Jaffa if you like (but you’d be wrong – I’m a Londoner now resident in Nelson) but my beverage of choice in the morning is, in fact, a latté – a classic, expertly prepared latté with its full ration of 20 grams of properly sourced, carefully stored and expertly ground and intricately prepared coffee. And how often can I get my hands on and my lips around a cup, glass or bowl of this liquid of the gods? All too rarely, that’s how often. Read more >>
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Apr
Stop Arm Wrestling With Your Customers

Six tips to developing better relationships
By Paul Newsom
First Published on www.businessblogs.co.nz
Why do buyers often introduce ‘irritants’ like arranging for your competitors to be visiting them just before or after you so you pass in reception, or saying they just had a comparative quote 10% lower than yours? Why do they seem suspicious of your motives for cold calling them, or suspicious of your initial offer? Why do they seem intolerant of your need to follow up with them after a sales meeting? Why do they often hold back information, like the details of the comparative quote, or the details of their current supplier? Does this type of buyer behaviour get them what they want? Read more >>
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