Archive for May, 2009
10 Free (or Cheap) Tools for Start-ups
0 Comments Published May 31st, 2009 in Network Marketing, YORGOO Blaster, product marketing, ContributorsEvery new business looks for ways to save time, cut costs, and boost sales. “As the head of a start-up with no money, I use as many free tools as possible,” says Chadd Bennett, founder of RetroRazor. Here are 10 free or inexpensive Web-based services that he recommends.
- Slideshow: The Best iPhone Apps for Small Business
- Slideshow: 10 Great Entrepreneurs Recall Their Start-up Days
More Features: How to Reinvent Your Company
0 Comments Published May 31st, 2009 in Network Marketing, YORGOO Blaster, product marketing, ContributorsMixing Business and Personal?
0 Comments Published May 30th, 2009 in Network Marketing, YORGOO Blaster, product marketing, ContributorsFriends can be valuable assets for your business, especially in this oh-so unfriendly economy. Still, any business arrangement with friends requires more formality than planning a backyard barbecue. You should state your expectations and set terms up front, just as you would with any contractor, says Fairytale Brownies founders David Kravetz and Eileen Spitalny.
Inc.com Blogs: The SBA Lends A Helping Hand To Car Dealers, Again
0 Comments Published May 29th, 2009 in Network Marketing, YORGOO Blaster, product marketing, ContributorsMore Features: Using Email as a Sales Tool
0 Comments Published May 29th, 2009 in Network Marketing, YORGOO Blaster, product marketing, ContributorsFinding Freelance Programmers
0 Comments Published May 29th, 2009 in Network Marketing, YORGOO Blaster, product marketing, ContributorsWhether it’s building a website, developing an iPhone app, or customizing a program for internal use, many businesses are turning to freelance programmers to get the job done cheaply. But it can be tough finding good help. Sites like oDesk, Elance, Guru, and RentACoder can help.
Finding a Literary Agent for Your Nonfiction
0 Comments Published May 28th, 2009 in Network Marketing, YORGOO Blaster, product marketing, ContributorsLanding a book contract with an established publisher boosts your business profile to a new level. The problem for many new nonfiction authors, however, is how to go about actually getting that contract. This is where a literary agent comes into play. …
Inc.com Blogs: Please Take Our Reader Survey
0 Comments Published May 28th, 2009 in Network Marketing, YORGOO Blaster, product marketing, ContributorsMore Features: The Customer Service Crisis
0 Comments Published May 28th, 2009 in Network Marketing, YORGOO Blaster, product marketing, ContributorsUsing E-mail as a Sales Tool
0 Comments Published May 28th, 2009 in Network Marketing, YORGOO Blaster, product marketing, ContributorsThe average employee sends about 38 e-mails a day. Could those be wasted marketing opportunities? How to turn your employees’ missives into ad campaigns that produce results.



