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    Job Interviews and The Secret of Selling Yourself
    A very effective and persuasive tactic when selling something is to promote its benefits as well as its features.Very simply, features are what something has; benefits are what those features do for you.For example, if you’re selling your used Oldsmobile, one of the features you might mention is its large trunk.If you focus only on the feature, you’ll say, “This car has a large trunk.” (Yawn) But if you promote that feature with its benefit, you could say, “The trunk is huge. You can get three suitcases and your golf bag in there for a trip to Disneyland and still have plenty of room for all the souvenirs you’ll want to bring home!” See
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    Green Business 101
    Environmental conservation has recently become the latest buzzword among major countries in the world. As governments of developed countries realize the importance and inevitability of working towards environmental conservation, major business houses are trying to comply with eco friendly operations. All leading companies around the globe have realized an importance for sustainable trade for their long-term survival.Most business has realized that suitable conservation of non-renewable energy resources was the ultimate way to attain lasting existence of businesses and mankind. Utilizing oil resources continuously without concern for future has already
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    Oh, Behave -- 10 Tips to Resolve Employee Conflicts
    Put many different people together in one place, day after day after day, and conflicts are bound to happen. Most people work them out on their own, but what happens when the conflict doesn't go away and threatens the productivity of your entire staff or team?We've all seen it – Mary isn't speaking to Susan; Ted and Tom can't be put on the same project; Bill goes behind Karen's back and "forgets" to include her in project discussions. Some days, it's like working in a kindergarten. As the manager, what is your role in resolving workplace conflicts?The knee-jerk response of most managers is to overlook the conflict, in the hopes that it will go
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    Finding Weakness in the Competitor Strength
    “The most perfectly designed package in use.”Above statement was made by Raymond Loewy on the six and half ounce bottle of coca-cola folks in Atlanta (coca-cola base) obviously felt that the coke bottle was there greatest strength. They used that in every add and even trade marked it.But every strength has inherent weakness Guerrilla marketer know that.It was mix of Economic situation and shrewd use of Guerilla tactics in early thirties, which help the minnows of cola war raise their head above the water line. In the great depression, cash was scantly available.Pepsi cola’s key marketing approach was the 12- ounce bottle that woul
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    Bottles! Bottles! Everywhere! One Man's Junk is Another Man's Fortune
    From the Eye of the Potato: How complicated does a business have to be anyway? Well, here's how I got started when I was just a snot-nosed kid.Paul Henderson is an old friend of mine.I used to win a lot of marbles at school during the day.After school, I'd go over to Paul's house where he, by his good shooting, arbitrary game rules, and if necessary "cheating," would win all of my marbles.This would make me very angry.He would then give me 5 marbles back so that I could fill my pockets at school the next day and then let him "win" them from me again.Sometimes his brother, Dick, would give me a can of marbles if he fe
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    5 Sources of Equity Capital for Your Business
    If you're thinking about getting outside or equity capital to help fund your business, there are some things you need to do first, that can make your business more attractive to investors. Follow these simple ideas, and you'll be well on your way to raising the money you need.First, always talk to a qualified business attorney (not your family lawyer). There are a lot of laws pertaining to how equity capital can be raised from the public, and the laws change often. You need someone who understands not only these laws, but also how to make sure that any business contracts are written to protect you and your business, especially the fine print.1.
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