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Fighting for Superstars
It's superstars who make the critical difference in your company's performance. Everyone wants the superstars, and you have to fight for them - both the ones you have and the ones you want. Winning takes a multi-faceted approach that includes building a healthy culture and involves everyone in the organization.

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Heaven and Earth
"Good fortune and misfortune take effect through perseverance. The way of heaven and earth becomes visible through perseverance. The way of sun and moon become bright through perseverance. All movements under heaven become uniform through perseverance.” -I Ching (B.C. 1150)
Heightened Competition Driving Creative Sales Approaches
The information industry has recently surpassed the auto industry to become the world's largest industry-and everyone's scrambling to get into the act! Government and defense contractors are entering the commercial marketplace while new and evolving Internet technologies have spawned a whole new set of virtual companies competing for a slice of the pie.

An Introduction to Trojan Horse Marketing
Let me introduce you to a marketing principle called Trojan Horse Marketing. The reality is, when people see a marketing message or a promotion, their walls go up further. Trojan horse marketing works in the real world. Why? Because even if your prospect has strong walls and fortresses, when they see your Trojan horse, they see it as a gift from heaven, and they bring that gift inside the barriers. That’s what Trojan Horse Marketing is about. It’s about how to position your marketing as a Trojan horse; as a gift; as a welcome distraction from life; as an answer from heaven.
When It Comes To Marketing Your Business Think Creatively
If your business doesn’t stand out in today’s hyper-competitive market place there’s a good chance that you won’t be in business very long. There are countless others vying for the same slice of the pie that you are. There are dozens of competitors just up the road doing all they can to get the attention of your customers and take money out of your pockets. It’s called “marketing,” and some are probably doing a better job of it than you are and some probably worse.
10 Ways to Cut Your Training Budget
Training managers are often asked to slice their training budget during tough times. Leslie Allan suggests 10 ways of meeting this challenge that will see the training function strengthen its place.
The Specialization-Differentiation Imperative
How to carve out your own slice in the market and charge more, attract more clients and enjoy greater confidence.

Apple should NOT cut Mac prices
There’s a constant cry from some quarters for Apple to slice prices on the Macs to: a) compete with the bargain bin PeeCees, b) accommodate consumers in these tough economic times, and/or c) prove those Microsoft ads wrong. To which I say: don’t do it
SMEs and Flexible Working: the Perfect Match?
Flexible working could be a match made in heaven for small but ambitious companies because it allows staff to grow with the business. One company tells why it works for them.
3 Steps to SEO Heaven
Here are 3 fundamental steps to SEO heaven:

Internet marketing - Why do people refuse to listen to the truth?
No matter how you slice it, making money online takes work. Yet, there are many who choose to ignore this important fact. Find out why.

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