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Parley Vous Customer?
Pay attention to the words customers use to describe their business. That's the language you want to learn - and use.

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“How to Overcome Public Speaking Fears – Ten Strategic Tips From Your Strategic Thinking Business Coach”
When it comes to public speaking, do you welcome the opportunity or do you run for cover? Do you accept each chance presented or do you make up a long list of reasons to be excused from the task? If you answered NO to these questions, it is important for you to read this because public speaking presents some very positive development opportunities for you and there are things you can do to overcome your fears of public speaking. So what can you do if you do fear public speaking? Here are ten (10) strategic tips to overcome that fear and make public speaking easy.
So Many Things Hinge on Leadership
Will Herman wrote a super post on The Leadership Power of Great Public Speaking. I’m a closet introvert, but I know the value of being a great public speaker (and am very comfortable – both as a public speaker and working a room.)

Smart Marketers Integrate Public Relations Into Their Business-to-Business
In my experience, B-to-B marketers don’t even think about public relations until the marketing program is already formulated. By then it’s too late. That’s because public relations professionals can look at marketing programs and discern program elements that aren’t immediately apparent. Public relations professionals can see aspects of a marketing program that lend themselves to ideas outside of the mainstream. This is important in positioning of new products or services. Public relations professionals can help create “news,” which can complement other marketing ideas. Public relations, in fact, increasingly leads the branding function.

Brand Management - Grateful Dead Style
This article makes the slightly whimsical argument for the Grateful Dead as the exemplar of brand management in the music industry and beyond.

How to Make Sales and Marketing a Doable Strategy
It’s kind of like the old argument, what came first the chicken or the egg. Only in business it’s what comes first sales or marketing.

Outdoor Billboards - How to Overcome the Money Complaint from a Potential Landowner
Periodically, you will come across the landowner of a potential outdoor billboard location that throws up an unusual response: “it’s not enough money”. But not in the “I want more money” argument. That’s just a part of negotiation. Instead, the argument is “I don’t mess with anything that pays such little money, so get out of my office”. You can get this response even when the amount you offered is quite large, like $1,000 per month.
The 5 Laws of Public Speaking (PEACE)
Public speaking will allow you to attract more clients, generate unlimited leads, grow your business effortlessly, and change the world with your words. You have to be visible to sell, and the best way is to start speaking in public is by using the 5 Laws of Public Speaking or the acronym P-E-A-C-E.

Public Relations as the Heartbeat of Your Organization
Nancy Marshall explains how a public relations program shows the media and the public that your organization is live, well, and thriving. It is important to engage in public relations on an ongoing basis, not to just count on one 'hit' to successfully connect with the public.

Four Generational Clash Points at Work
An argument can be made that the different generations represented in the workplace view work in four ways that can create conflict that must be managed to ensure full engagement.

Employer Choices Concerning Concealed Carry Act... To Ban or Not to Ban
Private businesses and employers in 12 states to most recently include Wisconsin are faced with the decision to allow concealed weapons carry on company premises. The argument against banning weapons lies largely in the statistics and in the liability. The argument for banning weapons lies largely in perception of safety and in the ability to attract, retain and engage a productive workforce comprised of people unaccustomed to concealed weapons carry and its perceived threats. This article explores all sides of the issue and legal requirements.

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