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Lessons to be Learned When Politicians Attack the Media
Politicians who gripe about the media should be taken with a grain of salt. Because they weren't complaining about agendas and getting the story wrong when the media wrote positive stories about them. This article provides some lessons, regardless of your political views, based on the recent skirmish between President Obama and Fox News.

My take on the ‘iPhone lite, ‘Apple Pad’
Sometimes the rumors get it right, sometimes not. But I think they’re at least half off on the reports of Verizon and Apple working together on an “iPhone lite” and/or an “Apple pad.” My take: the former isn’t coming, the latter is. Though not necessarily with Verizon.
Use "Social Proof" to Build Trust and Credibility
Show them what others have to say It is understandable that most prospects have been conditioned to be somewhat skeptical about the claims made by most sales people today. You can't really blame them either. Fact is, some sales people do make exaggerated, unsubstantiated claims about their product, their company, their service etc. So when you make a claim about what you're offering...
How To Use "Social Proof" to build Trust and Credibility
If you say something good about your product or service, yor prospect may believe you...or not. If however you can show them what your other clients have to say, or let them speak with one or more happy clients, this carries a lot more credibility than anything you can say, We call tgis using "Social Proof".
What's a Domain Name Really Worth?
Discover some of the key criteria that make a domain name more valuable than others.

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The 10 Commandments of Successful Marketing
OK these Ten Commandments didn’t come from the Mountain. And they’re not carved on clay tablets, but on a high-tensile polyfiber instead. Yet any marketer worth his or her salt must follow these commandments in order to find the Promised Land.
Selling the Customer What the Customer Needs Not What You Want
I’d like to tell you a little story about Sam, an old acquaintance of mine. The first time I met Sam I had stopped in his little general store while passing through town to buy some soda for my long car ride back home. His was the only store in this very small rural town and he did a sizable amount of business. As I walked down one of the aisles to get to the refrigerated coolers in the back where they kept the soda, I couldn't help but notice that the shelves were loaded with containers of salt for sale. There were salt containers from the front of the aisle to the back, from top to bottom, and on both sides of the aisle. I couldn't believe it, an entire aisle dedicated to just salt.
Lesson #5: Finding the Key Ingredients is the Key to Success
“We didn’t know beans about beans at the beginning, but we had $40,000 and a challenge that we thought would be fun,” recalls Newman of starting up his own company. “We poked around and asked each other ‘What do you think of that? Salt? Yeah. Maybe a little. And more Lemon.’”
What Dead Fish Have To Do With Your Business
While on a recent trip, I got a call from my pet sitter. All my fish died. Actually nearly everything in my salt water aquarium died. So what, I can hear you asking, does any of this have to do with your business? Well, let me explain.

Top Ten FREE Online UK PR Resources
Any PR agency worth its salt spends thousands of pounds maintaining media databases, forward features and programming information. But thanks to the internet you might save a few bob. Good luck.
The Scarcity Shortage
From four years ago: What's worth more: a pile of gold or a pile of salt? Throughout history, many people have chosen the salt. Gold is pretty, but you can't live without salt, and when it was more scarce than gold, it became valuable enough to use as a currency itself. (The word "salary" is even related to the Latin for "salt.")
Home Business Expert: Testimonials, Your Secret Sales Force
The fact is, all of us say good words about ourselves, about the services we offer and the products that are on display. But most websites on the Internet face a credibility problem where everything they have to say is taken with a pinch of salt by the prospective customer.
Lessons to be Learned When Politicians Attack the Media
Politicians who gripe about the media should be taken with a grain of salt. Because they weren't complaining about agendas and getting the story wrong when the media wrote positive stories about them. This article provides some lessons, regardless of your political views, based on the recent skirmish between President Obama and Fox News.

Turning Problems into Marketing Strategies
Most industries impose an unseen tax on participants trying to stand out, go against that grain or do the right thing or hard thing.
OPTIONS IN THE MEDIA…
It pays to be a contrarian. You need to look no further than two great college football coaches. Don’t be afraid to go against the grain in decision making as long as you have the courage in your convictions as a leader and the personnel to fit your system. You can become the Paul Johnson or Urban Meyer of your industry.
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