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Kelli Boehm

Good referrals are hard to come by

As a salesperson, you know how hard you have to work to get a sale in today’s economic environment. The sales cycle should not have to end…

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Chris Cooper

Quantum Metrics of Positioning

I appreciate Ben Darling's ending question on his comment to my first post - The Power of Calculus in Cold Calling. Ben asked how do we mak…

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Chris Cooper

The Power of Calculus in Cold Calling

'It's a numbers game!' Seasoned veterans and credentialed gurus alike mouth these words over and over and over. They are right. And, we al…

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A.Michelle Blakeley

Claim your business and claim new clients

One of the new small business trends for 2010 is to re-engage local business owners. Many small business owners are making a shift in their…

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A.Michelle Blakeley

How to access the wisdom of business leaders

Why is it so hard for business owners to ask for help? Is it because we don’t want to appear dependant, unknowledgeable, incapable, etc.? A…

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A.Michelle Blakeley

5 critical elements to an effective collaboration

Successful businesses are built on collaborations; functional collaborations. No business can survive without establishing and developing p…

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A.Michelle Blakeley

How to re-invent your business

Surely, the economic condition of the past 2 years has forced many small business owners to either close their doors or take an in-depth lo…

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0 Jan 11
A.Michelle Blakeley

Your theme for 2010 should be: I am FEARLESS!

Many of us spent the past year struggling to hold our businesses together, trying new marketing strategies to generate sales. In addition,…

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0 Jan 4
A.Michelle Blakeley

Forbes.com - 30 Women Entrepreneurs to Follow on Twitter

I am humbly honored to have been included on the Forbes.com list of 30 Women Entrepreneurs to Follow on Twitter written by Natalie MacNeil…

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0 Nov. 30, 2009
A.Michelle Blakeley

What do you have to thank the recession for?

As another year winds to an end, there is much to reflect on. The recession and economy has dictated adjustments be made. Some minor, some…

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0 Nov. 16, 2009
A.Michelle Blakeley

Don't fall asleep at the wheel

You are solely responsible for the direction of your business whether it is forward or backward. Everyone wants to use the economy as his o…

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0 Nov. 2, 2009
A.Michelle Blakeley

Marketing on your own terms

How serious are you with marketing and growing your business? Let’s find out right here and now. First of all, when is the last time that y…

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0 Oct. 26, 2009
A.Michelle Blakeley

Convince your clients to stop sitting on their wallets

With limited budgets, resources and diminishing motivation, going the extra mile can be difficult. However, if you are like most small busi…

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0 Oct. 19, 2009

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