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By Tim Devaney and Tom Stein |
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Innovation
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Operations
New plug-and-pay smartphone card readers make it easier (and cheaper) for merchants to accept credit cards.
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By John Arensmeyer |
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Innovation
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Operations
To spur business growth and encourage financial success in 2012, lawmakers must work together on policies that will help small businesses create jobs.
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By Nick Armstrong |
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Innovation
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Operations
Being a small business owner doesn't always have a happy ending. I wish it did.
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By Guest Blogger |
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Sales & Marketing
When I look for advice and information on how to drive change, I turn to the smartest and most reliable people I know: My friends.
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By Nick Armstrong |
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Innovation
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Small businesses naturally shy away from controversy. But sometimes, that's exactly the wrong approach to building your brand and your reputation.
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By Nick Armstrong |
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Advertising, Marketing & PR
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Sales & Marketing
All it takes is one good story to sell a client. But that's one story more than many small-business owners have to tell.
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By Young Entrepreneur Council |
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Starting a Business
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Getting Started
In this week's Young Entrepreneur Council video, learn about the role that testing plays in a successful product launch.
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By Fredric Paul |
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Advertising, Marketing & PR
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Sales & Marketing
The holidays aren't just about maximizing sales, they're also about contributing to your community. That's good for everyone, including your business.
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By Rieva Lesonsky |
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Running the Office
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Operations
Rieva Lesonsky shares her fave things for small businesses, from backup tools and online analysis to microfinance nonprofits and free help for startups.
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By Nick Armstrong |
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Innovation
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Operations
What did I learn watching the big-box shopping mobs? That the things we gamble on -- and the risks we take -- often pay off in unexpected ways.
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By Fredric Paul |
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Technology
The rise of online services like Elance and Guru allow businesses to pay less -- sometimes MUCH less -- for a variety of services. But, as usual, there's a catch.
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By Nick Armstrong |
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Internet, E-commerce & Social Media
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Technology
Too many small businesses see social media as a new way to accomplish an old task -- namely, annoying the daylights out of their customers.
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By Fredric Paul |
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Advertising, Marketing & PR
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Sales & Marketing
Comic preacher and anti-corporate activist Reverend Billy of the Church of Stop Shopping tells AllBusiness about the value of shopping in small, local stores.
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By Nick Armstrong |
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Customer Service
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Sales & Marketing
Communications technology today is designed for convenience. It's just not always clear whether its for your convenience ... or your customers'.
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By Fredric Paul |
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Technology
If you haven’t already, now is the time to buy smartphones and tablets for your workers. Or better yet, let them buy the devices for themselves…
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By Young Entrepreneur Council |
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Starting a Business
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Getting Started
"Build it and they will come!" works great in baseball. But it leaves something to be desired as the foundation of a successful online business.
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By Miranda Marquit |
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Personal Finance
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Finance
If you want spend your time more efficiently, you need to work on your productivity. Here's a quick and easy guide to making that happen.
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By John Arensmeyer |
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Energy, Mining & Utilities
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Industries
A new survey shows that California small businesses strongly support new fuel-efficiency rules. There's a good reason why they're so enthusiastic.
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By Nick Armstrong |
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Innovation
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Judging honesty and intent can be very tough in the business world. That's why most of us don't bother to try.
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By Nick Armstrong |
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Innovation
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All it takes is one angry customer to ruin your reputation. And all it takes to prevent that from happening is a sense of accountability.
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