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She's retired, but still has her hand in real estate. Never had a website, but a consistent top producer. Her roots are deep in town, and has built her business on her sphere of influence and reputation. So, why does she need to blog?In an effort to keep your attention I am going to abbreviate her strategy, and then explain why the blog is a sound solution for her. Her name is Pat, and we will be following the development of her blog as an example of the success of the Unexpected Blogger.There is small city in North-Central California that is expanding its city limits, and the commercial development of this new expansion. Currently the land that is being included in this expansion includes large ranches, raw lan
While most believe an ultrasound technologist career begins and ends with examining babies who have yet to be born, many neglect to realize they also perform medical duties that can help save lives. Detecting birth defects in fetuses and determining genders of babies are a big part of the job, but so are medical imaging of all kinds as well as therapeutic applications. What will you encounter if you enroll in an ultrasound technologist program to eventually become an ultrasound technologist? Read on for some of the adventures in store for you as a possible lifesaver.A Tale in Medical Imaging When aspiring ultrasound technolgists attend ultrasound technologist schools, they learn medical sonography, also known as
The Jamaican OverDrive is the harbinger of things to come and the outcome of a confluence of a few trends.
First, there is the insatiable appetite big publishers (such as McGraw-Hill, Random House, and Harper Collins) have developed to converting their hitherto inertial backlists into e-books. Gone are the days when e-books were perceived as merely a novel form of packaging. Publishers understood the cash potential this new distribution channel offers and the value added to stale print tomes in the conv
How do you increase business profits? Answer the following questions carefully, and you'll have a good start.1. Can you increase the average sale? A restaurant with 25% profit margins might make 50% on additional sales to existing customers (less labor to bag one large order than two smaller ones). Asking "What would you like to drink with that?" works, and it's just a start.2. What's the least expensive way to get a customer? Before you spend another thousand dollars advertising to get new customers, could you get as much business by spending a few hours contacting previous or existing customers?3. What low risk ideas can you try? I once sent a letter to several visiting basketball teams, inviting them to vis
The Jamaican OverDrive is the harbinger of things to come and the outcome of a confluence of a few trends.
First, there is the insatiable appetite big publishers (such as McGraw-Hill, Random House, and Harper Collins) have developed to converting their hitherto inertial backlists into e-books. Gone are the days when e-books were perceived as merely a novel form of packaging. Publishers understood the cash potential this new distribution channel offers and the value added to stale print tomes in the con
One of the questions I receive most often from my newsletter subscribers is what do I do when I've "blown it?" As one good friend said: "I forgot all the great ways I know to address a conflict. I reprimanded an employee by basically attacking her character. I did apologize, and, thankfully, she is not quitting. But things feel awkward, and I'm wondering if there's something I can do to help the situation besides apologize."First, this person did just the right thing—she apologized, and she didn't wait too long to do it. It's important to remember that we all react occasionally in ways that we think better of later. Once you apologize, give it time. Continue to center, breathe, smile, and treat the employee wi
The Jamaican OverDrive is the harbinger of things to come and the outcome of a confluence of a few trends.
First, there is the insatiable appetite big publishers (such as McGraw-Hill, Random House, and Harper Collins) have developed to converting their hitherto inertial backlists into e-books. Gone are the days when e-books were perceived as merely a novel form of packaging. Publishers understood the cash potential this new distribution channel offers and the value added to stale print tomes in the con
Media kits include a combination of information whether created for electronic delivery or print. The number of components depends on the kit’s focus and intention. For instance, an author’s kit would include a different combination of information than a service business, or a multifaceted company or speaker. Here is a list of component elements to pull from and tips to bring a media kit together. No single kit will need all components. Choose the components that match your or the receiver’s needs. 1. Table of Contents (TOC). Kit receivers always appreciate this feature, it respects their time. I recommend this rule: five or less pages, include the TOC in a personalized letter, using design elements such a
First, there is the insatiable appetite big publishers (such as McGraw-Hill, Random House, and Harper Collins) have developed to converting their hitherto inertial backlists into e-books. Gone are the days when e-books were perceived as merely a novel form of packaging. Publishers understood the cash potential this new distribution channel offers and the value added to stale print tomes in the con
There are literally thousands of different types of community groups. Churches, bridge clubs, sports clubs, political associations, gun clubs, hunting clubs, charity groups, youth groups, and the list goes on.In most of these organisations members are unpaid volunteers. As such motivating and involving your members is a key to have success. In order to meet the goals of most community organisations, there is a need to ensure they have easy access to information especially about meeting times, latest events, future activities. A website is now an essential tool for any organisation seeking to have an active membership. Gone are the days of having to do long phone arounds. A simple update to the website can fully inform
Then there is the maturation of industry standards, readers and audiences. Both the supply side (title lists) and the demand side (readership) have increased. Giants like Microsoft have successfully entered the fray with new e-book reader applications, clearer fonts, and massive marketing. Retailers - such as Barnes and Noble - opened their gates to e-books. A host of independent publishers make good use of the negligible-cost distribution channel that the Internet is. Competition and positioning are already fierce - a good sign.
The Internet used to be an English, affluent middle-class, white collar, male phenomenon. It has long lost these attributes. The digital divides that opened up with the early adoption of the Net by academe and business - are narrowing. Already th
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