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Archives 2008: June • July / August • September • October

January 2009
   
•  Carpet Recycling? You Bet and By the Bale
   
• The Ten Point Punch List for Acquiring a
Franchise
   
• Fourteen Big Businesses That Started in a Recession
   
• TV Viewing and Internet Use Converge, Nielsen Says 
   
December 2008
   
•   Donating Your Old Cell Phone? Make Sure You and Your Employees Kill the Old Data
   
•  Economic Downturn Requires That Firms Make Every Dollar Count in 2009
   
•  Small Business Leaders Report Growing Success With Consumer Driven Health (CDH) Benefit Programs
   
•  Geezer.com Offers Products By Seniors For Seniors, Others
   
•  Firm Offers Media Tips for Small and Home-based Businesses
   
•  ArtisansMarket.com Networks Customers, Suppliers and Artists
   
•  Women Business Owners Optimistic About Revenue Growth in 2009
   
•  US Hispanic Market More Open to Emails Than Average Consumer
   
•  Fewer Teens Interested in
Entrepreneurship
   
November 2008
   
•   BBB Warns of Financing and "Government Grant" Scams During Recessions
   
•  Texas Sues James One GP LLC in Web Franchise Case
   
•  Firm Offers Media Tips for Small and Home-based Businesses
   
•  Home Based Businesses Screener Opens on the Internet
   
•  Franchise v. Home Start-up: Which Works Best in Recession
   
•  Olive Garden and Cracker Barrel Top Best Casual Lists, Hooters Bottoms Out
   
•  Referrals: Getting the Most From the ‘Low-Hanging Fruit’ of Sales
   
•  Thinking Outside the Door Builds Sales Even In Down Times
   
•  Experts Urge Companies To Look Inward For The Keys To 2009 Success
   
•  8 Skills For Closing The Communications Gap When English Is Not The First Language
   
•  Press Releases Help Improve SEO Presence for Small Businesses
   
•  How to Market to the Overlooked 25-34-year-old Age Segments
   
•  Employers, Individuals Changing Healthcare Benefit Course In 4Q
   
October 2008
   
•  Robotics Expected to be the Next Frontier For Opportunity Seekers Through the Next Decade
   
•  Healthcare-related ventures offer significant opportunities for individuals seeking new challenges
   
•  Opportunity, Franchise Seekers Grow During Economic Slowdown But Caution Is Needed
   
• Hispanics Are Online in Large
Numbers
   
•  "Geezer" Describes How To Use the Web To Market to Seniors
   
September 2008
   
•  Multi-level Marketing Still Offers Avenue To Financial Independence
   
• Using A Hobby To Build A Successful Business
   
•  Finding Hidden Value Opportunities On The Internet
   
•  Keeping Your Present Job While Creating A New Venture
   
• Five franchises to start for under $26,000
   
• He Who Stoops Will Conquer
   
•  Two Small Beverage Producers Step Lively Against Big Brands, Win Marketshare
   
July / August 2008
   
• Sales Representatives, Software Developers and Nurses Identified as Workers Who are Best Able to Weather Sluggish Economy
   
• Expert Offers Five Tips To Research, Qualify Potential Sales Targets
   
• Transpromotion -- New Marketing Concept Gaining Acceptance
   
• How to Reach and Engage Human Resources Buyers and Convert Them to Leads
   
• Dysfunctional Relationships in Business
   
• Online Marketplace Aiding Impoverished Women
   
• Creating a Promotional Wallop Cheaply and In-House
   
• Creating, Marketing A “Cool Soup” Leads To A Successful Venture
   
• Strategies For Sales Teams To Help Overcome Bad Times Outlined By Experts
   
June 2008
   
•  Smaller Companies Are More Likely to Experience a Loss Overseas
   
•  Companies Can Generate Sales With Book That Highlights Expertise
   
• How to Discover a Brand's Truth
   
• Using Social Networking To Sell Products Especially Helpful To Smallest Enterprises
   
• Hispanic Widow Grows Foods Business, Adds Products



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