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Lesson #2: Be Bold
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| In fashion, you know you have succeeded when there is an element of upset, said Chanel. |
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R-E-S-P-E-C-T
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| Aretha had it right about respect. We want it, we need it and we don't get enough of it. |
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Lessons in Networking: The Ultimate No-No
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| Networking is a great way to get your business and your name known, find new potential strategic partners, and to surface some prospects. But networking isn't just about finding prospects. You know that, and I know that. Pretty much everyone in business knows that, right?
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Communication Saboteurs: Egos
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| Misti Burmeister helps three women remember their experiences as young professionals, offering three suggestions on dealing with these new employees. |
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The right hair for the right job, by Wendy Iles
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| During the current economic decline, millions of women around the world are competing for employment. Here to help those women candidates look their best for job interviews are some professional hairstyling tips from international celebrity hairstylist Wendy Iles. |
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Trademark International Classes: Class 3 (Cosmetics and cleaning preparations)
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| All goods or services are categorized within International Classes (IC hereafter). Goods run from classes IC 1-34, while Services are in IC 35-45. Let's take a closer look at one of these trademark classes class 3.
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Focus Groups are for Lipstick, not Technology
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| You're launching a new product, so of course you test your messages with customers. After all, you want to make sure your customers' mouths water (and their wallets open) when they hear your story. More than that, you want to get to know your target market; learn to think like them, speak like them, understand how they react to your story.
So you decide to run a focus group. That's what everyone does, right? Wrong.
In my humble experience the high technology market does not lend itself to focus groups. |
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The Anatomy of Buzz Revisited - Book review
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| The author did an excellent job of covering buzz marketing back in 2000. But that is light years from today. The updated copy is fresh with outstanding excamples. |
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What If There Was a Recession And No One Came? 3 Tips to Increase Your Biz Right Now
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| It's easy to get caught up in a cycle of negativity right now but if you want to succeed you absolutely MUST rise above it. People are still going to buy no matter what the economy is doing. It's YOUR job to position your products and services as the ones they buy.
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Marketing Mythology Putting Lipstick on a Pig
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| So stop listening to those who offer well-meaning advice that doesn't feel like you. Don't change your website colors just because some study shows purple isn't seen as a power color. |
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Could You Increase Sales During this Economic Crisis?
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| Its scary right now. Some of our oldest and most trusted financial institutions have collapsed. Big businesses, the ones who are suppose to be bullet proof are closing, or getting gobbled up by competitors. |
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Specimens Not Just for Guys in White Coats Anymore
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| Okay, let's assume that you're at the trademark stage: you've had comprehensive research conducted; the analysis on the research has been done; and (yay!) your name is clear. Now the next step is filing for the Federal trademark. |
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You Can Put Lipstick On A Pig, But It's Still A Pig
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| The cold, hard truth is that the person who does not take the responsibility for the words they choose presents him / herself as unprofessional, lacking self control and self discipline. They will quickly and positively lose the respect of the people they deal with. |
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Marketing Mythology Putting Lipstick on a Pig
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| So stop listening to those who offer well-meaning advice that doesn't feel like you. Don't change your website colors just because some study shows purple isn't seen as a power color. |
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Focus Groups are for Lipstick, not Technology
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| You're launching a new product, so of course you test your messages with customers. After all, you want to make sure your customers' mouths water (and their wallets open) when they hear your story. More than that, you want to get to know your target market; learn to think like them, speak like them, understand how they react to your story.
So you decide to run a focus group. That's what everyone does, right? Wrong.
In my humble experience the high technology market does not lend itself to focus groups. |
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A Pig In Lipstick? Let's Focus On The Right Things
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| The key is not forgetting what you are in business to do, what your company values are, and the core competencies needed to achieve the goals of the company. |
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