Archive for May, 2006
How Much Money Does Your Business Need?
0 Comments Published by Windward Lighthouse May 30th, 2006 in General BusinessAs much as I can get! This would be the answer readily shouted out by most entrepreneurs. The fact is though, both over and underestimating the amount of capital needed to fund a business can have serious negative consequences.
Underestimating what you need can cause problems ranging from having to go through the whole time consuming […]
How to use Failure to Succeed
0 Comments Published by Windward Lighthouse May 30th, 2006 in General BusinessFailure is not an end point. It is a signal for course correction.
Despite the avalanche of material on system’s theory and many excellent works that compare the mind to a cybernetic system, similar to that of a heat-seeking guidance missile, everybody, regardless of how well educated they are about the operations of subconscious mechanisms, has […]
Businesses And Individuals Save With VOIP, But What IS It?
1 Comment Published by Windward Lighthouse May 15th, 2006 in General BusinessVOIP is a hot topic these days, but what exacty is VOIP and VOIP service? It is a method of using the internet to carry phone calls. The term, “VOIP”, stands for Voice Over Internet Protocol.
Why use a VOIP service? Probably cost is one of the main considerations as VOIP is less expensive than many […]
Applying Niche Marketing principles to Your Business
0 Comments Published by Windward Lighthouse May 9th, 2006 in General BusinessA single industry of any type is far to large for any individual business to tackle all on its own. Even the largest corporations cannot cover a whole market by themselves. This is where niche marketing becomes a businessperson’s best friend for making potential much more manageable. If you develop your own niche marketing strategy, […]
Partnering: Achieve Your Goals By Creating a Prospecting List
0 Comments Published by Windward Lighthouse May 8th, 2006 in General BusinessThe way to create a partnering goal is to construct a partner prospecting list. Take out a piece of paper and write down the next 12 months on the year on there. Start with this month and finish 12 months from now. For each month, either put down one of the following: the name of […]
Are You Prepared for Key Employees Leaving your Business
0 Comments Published by Windward Lighthouse May 5th, 2006 in General BusinessVery few businesses can claim to be prepared for the loss of key staff. Quite often it is an unexpected and unplanned for event that causes quite a bit of disruption to business as usual.
It is quite a gut wrenching experience to see someone you have worked with over a period of time leaving your […]
So now that you are systematically collecting opt-in emails from your customers (if you are not see www.promoterz.com) how effectively are you using email to build the relationship with your customers? Do you see email as just a cheap replacement for traditional print, radio, or TV advertising? If so, you are leaving opportunities on the […]
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- 3 Ways to Know How to Profit from the Backend
- How to Bond with Your Customers
- How Much Money Does Your Business Need?
- How to use Failure to Succeed
- Businesses And Individuals Save With VOIP, But What IS It?
- Applying Niche Marketing principles to Your Business
- Partnering: Achieve Your Goals By Creating a Prospecting List
- Are You Prepared for Key Employees Leaving your Business
- Use Email to Get Inside
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