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OnMarketing: Marketing Tips for Growth
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Marketing topics to help companies grow.
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Jennifer Palmer Farrington
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You don't need to make crazy advances to convince people of your rightness. You just need to find where your and their perspectives align.
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Empathy is a stong tool in staying focused on the individual you are trying to persuade, so they can see how you share an interest.
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From the moment your blaring alarm jostles you awake to the moment you fall asleep dreaming of Friday, Monday is a particularly difficult day to love.
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A little humor for the day...
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business problems won't be solved simply by applying old improvement theories or by chasing strategic initiatives to become a social business. Old improvement Via Lydia's Marketing & Communication Consulting
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Take a fresh look each and every budget season to try new methods of reaching your audience.
Lydia's Marketing & Communication Consulting's curator insight,
August 5, 2013 5:36 PM
Recommended read for all, not just B2Bs. "Today’s business problems won’t be solved simply by applying old improvement theories or by chasing strategic initiatives to become a social business."
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How can you get anything done when your tasks turn into competing preoccupations In this age of distraction it's all about monotasking. Here are six...
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Love "Don't tolerate boredom" - find that there is less olerance for wasting time when you are focused on doing only one thing at once!
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I'm always struck by the number of people who complain about the amount of email they receive and how much they despise their inbox -- not because their complaints aren't valid but because my own
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Great points to manage email traffic. I especially like #1 - send less email!
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Ever see the t-shirt, I'm with Stupid? Wake up! Stop listening to everyone around you and start thinking for yourself. Love #3 - Schedule thinking time. Too often we are just on auto-pilot, going from one task to another and don't take the time to really stop and think.