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Online and off-line stuff to make your business buzz
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Name That
Product
Need an attention-getting name for a new
product, service or company?
Namesharks.com can come to your rescue.
The company acts as a creative think tank,
delivering imaginative yet sound names
that set you apart from the competition.
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Letters
That Sell
Let respected author Herschell Gordon
Lewis teach you how to deliver sales
letters that bring in new business.
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GET CONNECTED TIPS
Nifty ideas you can use to build a better business
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Timing
E-mail Promotions
Holidays aren’t the only times to send
e-mail promotions to your opt-in customer
list. Off-season offers can be just as
effective.
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Is Your
Stuff Covered?
Auto insurance carriers will ante up money
if your vehicle is stolen or damaged. But,
the expensive stuff you carry in your
car—like a notebook computer or
PDA—usually isn’t covered by your auto
insurance. More
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TAXES
Savvy strategies to help reduce your taxes
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Tax
Checklist
Want to get a jump on your 2002 taxes? H&R
Block offers a checklist that might give
you an edge. More
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CPA Or EA?
If you’re in the market to hire a tax
professional, look at credentials and
continuing education requirements before
making a decision.
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GET CONNECTED TO-DO
Trade shows, conferences, seminars and workshops to boost your business
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Critical
Thinking: A New Paradigm for Peak
Performance
June 3-5, 2002
Atlanta, Ga.
This three-day workshop teaches you how to
expand your thinking skills.
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The New
Basics Marketing For Success
June 17-19, 2002
New York, N.Y.
Sponsored by the DMD Marketing Conference,
this once-a-year exhibition shows you how to
solve marketing problems and create new
selling opportunities.
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GET CONNECTED TRAINING
Know-how you need to succeed
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Franchise
Fine Print
Before you buy a franchise, be sure to
read the Uniform Franchise Offering
Circular (UFOC).
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Insider
Knowledge Makes Good PR
You need a creative hook if you want the
media to take notice of your press
release—and your business.
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