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  • Internet Marketing VS Traditional Advertising Mediums  By : Robert Thomson
    An article discussing various modes of advertising, with special consideration given to the difference between SEO marketing strategies as opposed to more standard advertising methods
  • A Driver Risk Assessment Is Your Best Safety Tool  By : Annette Estes
    Fleet risk management is a heavy responsibility for industries that entail more risk than most. The easiest, most cost-effective way to reduce risk and accidents is to measure drivers' attitude and behavior before hiring – and manage them effectively afterwards.
  • Attitude and Behavior Based Safety Process Will Stop Aggressive Driving Before it Starts  By : Annette Estes
    These five steps guarantee a transportation company can improve its hiring and managing practices to recruit and retain the safest, most reliable drivers.
  • Behavior Based Safety - The Missing Step that Ensures Success  By : Annette Estes
    Behavior Based Safety is an excellent program. However, it won’t be nearly as effective until you do this.
  • Executive Leadership Skills - Leadership Quotes  By : Annette Estes
    Let’s play word association. When you hear “great leader,” who comes to mind? Whoever it is likely embodies the leadership qualities you have or would like to possess. This is the third in a series of articles on leadership.
  • Leadership Qualities - Characteristics of Leadership  By : Annette Estes
    Jim Collins’s book Good to Great inspired the author to ask successful business and community leaders what makes a great leader. Here is part two of a series of articles on leadership.
  • What Makes a Good Leader?  By : Annette Estes
    What better way to determine the qualities of a good leader than by asking successful leaders to give their definition of leadership? Here are several responses in the first of three articles on leadership.
  • Interpersonal Conflict - Resolving Conflict by Understanding Personal Values  By : Annette Estes
    Understanding different values is crucial to building a corporate team. Here is a team building activity that will begin to improve your small group communication and conflict resolution skill.
  • Employee Retention - Benchmark Your Jobs, Not Your People  By : Annette Estes
    This cutting-edge job benchmarking process will bring clarity to meet the objectives of your performance appraisal system and productivity measures.
  • Making Money from the Inside Out  By : T. Detty
    Many things can be done to cut costs and boost profits for your business.
  • Annexations In Early 1900s Aided Los Angeles Building And Construction  By : Matthew Paolini
    It wasn't until the turn of the century that Los Angeles building and construction enabled the city to grow and expand its borders. Read the following article for more details.
  • Have You Measured These Costs Of Employee Turnover?  By : Joseph Skursky
    The high cost of employee turnover is a disease that can destroy an organization. Much like undetected cancer in an overtly healthy-looking person, it destroys from within. There are a number of reasons for this symptom, but for today we'll tackle the hiring process.
  • Create The Perfect Corporate Party And Win!  By : JD Stratis
    Themed corporate events are a way to have an immediate focal point for participants who may feel awkward going to a convention hall type of venue. If employees come out and discover a fun sports bar, road rally or sand castle building theme they'll immediately start to relate to each other around this central theme. It allows people to get to know each other without the regular day to day hustle and bustle.
  • Great Ideas For PPC Management  By : Elance
    Well known to you are the useful pay-per-click admin tools of Wordtracker and Overture along with AdWord Accelerator. These tool help evaluate and set up keywords, bidprices and find the top performing ads. Lets look at some others that have attributes that make them singular and a valuable asset. There are two: Keywords Analyzer (www.KeywordsAnalyzer.com) and Adword Analyzer (http://www.adwordanalyzer.com/).
  • USP And Its Relation To AdWords Management  By : Kirt Christensen
    This is the moment for you to boil down your message to its most pertinent element. Now you may believe you have it trimmed down, but have you let your clients know the reason they should buy from you?
  • Managing AdWords - Handy Hints  By : Kirt Christensen
    Folks are drawn to relevant ads. The way to be successful with Google AdWords is the have relevance. Folks will click on your relevant ads. You will be rewarded by Google because of it and your costs will drop and your Profits will increase. This is because of your relevance.
  • The Pros and Cons of Different Folding Table Top Designs  By : David Morgan
    When you come to purchase folding tables, it can be difficult to tell which one to choose. This is a quick overview of your choices
  • Leaving On A Jet Plane? Business Etiquette To Go  By : Lydia Ramsey
    Business etiquette tips from Lydia Ramsey for travelers who want to build relationships and positively impact the bottom line.
  • Grand Intentions to Greater Sales  By : Jeff Mowatt
    I learned a powerful lesson about selling from a 15 year old. My wife and I had just picked up a dog from the humane society. On the way home, we stopped at a pet store to pick up some dog food, a dish, and a leash. I'm figuring this stop will take eight minutes. That was before we met the store's teenaged employee, 'Tina.'...
  • Dealing with Your Difficult People  By : Terry Paulson, PhD
    Conflict is part of every organization. How leaders deal with that conflict can produce enemies or motivated teams who embrace change. Learn 8 practical strategies you can use starting today as a leader to turn your most difficult people into team players you value.
  • Preparation for Lean Manufacturing  By : P. Birmingham
    It seems that every manufacturing company is now trying to adapt the Lean Philosophy, invented and mastered by Toyota Corporation. Lean manufacturing has also spilled over into non manufacturing industries. Unfortunately, many companies don’t completely understand the true meaning of Lean Manufacturing. Lean Manufacturing, simply put, is “continuously improving your processes to eliminate waste”. This sounds simple, but many companies will fail!
  • Types of Self-Defeating Communication  By : Patrick K. Porter, Ph.D.
    Dr. Patrick Porter explains the two types of self-defeating statements that people are prone to make. And how this behavior is stopping them from accomplishing their goals.
  • What’s wrong with Focus Group Research?  By : Jim Brackin
    Since they were first used over 65 years ago the focus group has been the mainstay of the market research industry. But recent problems following the rise of the well paid professional attendee or 'focus groupie' has thrown the whole objectiveness of the process into question.
  • Basic Considerations in Buying Project Management Software  By : Neal Brown
    Deciding on which project management software packages are best depend on the size and complexity of your projects. They can be categorized into three sizes to help with the software selection process
  • Automotive Retail BDC and Internet Departments - CRM Alone is Not Enough  By : Fabien Vegas
    CRM software is only one component of the automotive dealer BDC initiative.
  • Making The Best Use Of Your Time  By : Larry Quigley
    Are you looking for some inside information on making the best use of your time? Here’s some up-to-date information from experts who should know.
  • "I Don't Have Time"  By : Edward Gonzalez
    If there was ever a played out phrase heard over and over it is "I Don't Have Time". People of all walks of life seem to say this.

    It doesn't matter what your status in life is, we don't have time.
  • The Collapse of Enron  By : Serge Chepurko
    The downfall of Enron Corporation is one of the most infamous and shocking events in financial world in the whole history of the mankind, and its reverberations were felt on global scale.
  • 7 Tips For Starting Your Home Based Business  By : Joe Money
    7 simple tips to help a home base business owner get organized for lower stress and higher profits.
  • Starting a new Business? Don't get floored before you get off the ground!  By : TechConsult
    Staring a new business can be a very exciting experience. We often get caught up in the need to have the best tools available right now.
  • Runaway Meetings Are The Top Time Waster At Work  By : Barbara Bartlein, The People Pro
    Meetings have been identified as the top time waster at work. Learn how to make your meetings more productive with these ideas.
  • Time Saving Tips for Site Owner  By : Anna Fedorenko
    Having a web site and being visible on the net can be really exciting. After years of hard, but interesting work it can reward with a million dollars or simply fall into oblivion. The only way to keeping head above water is continuously provide a value for visitors and investing time to a site from day to day. There is a way to do it better. Really few time management principles can bring our lives to success and improve site ownership to really profitable and fascinating work.
  • Are we Our Own Prisoners?  By : cdmohatta
    Imagine a person in a prison. He/she has been imprisoned for life and will wait till death in the prison. What can possibly motivate such a person? What do these people look forward to in their lives?
  • Customer Service and The Human Experience  By : Dr Ro
    Historically, customer service was delivered over the phone or in person. Customers didn’t have many choices, and switching to competitors was cumbersome. Today, these methods are but two of the many possible touch points of entry for any given interaction.
  • Beat Your Competition with These New Year's Hiring Resolutions  By : Mike Nacke
    Another year has passed and it's time to make your New Year's resolutions. While others will be hitting the gym and chomping on nicotine gum, you can get a leg up on your competition with these hiring techniques to build your workforce in 2006.
  • Mortgage Brokering as a Freelance Business Opportunity  By : Guy.T
    In the mortgage business there are two foundational areas of involvement. One is the position of "loan officer," the other is working as a "broker." The loan officer for the most part earns from what is called "personal production," which means you are earning from what you are able to personally produce by bringing mortgage business into your employer's office.
  • Survival Without Computers  By : Kerri Salls
    I was slowed down when my computer crashed and I had no data, no address book and not even my passwords to get back online. I didn’t think I was doing anything remarkable by bouncing back to productivity even with this handicap for a week. But from the feedback I’ve had from more than a few people, it seems paralysis would have been the acceptable common option.
  • Overcoming Objections 101  By : Kerri Salls
    Every top sales person knows they will face objections. The most successful sales people aggressively prepare for the objections beforehand and address them directly, in order to win the sale. You can too. Here’s what it takes.
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