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Date: Wed, Feb 15, 2012 at 11:53 PM
Subject: Teach yourself to be better at hiring
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  • How to make the most of your business blog
    Setting up a blog is one thing, but turning it into a brand-building machine is quite another. To kick-start your blog, give it a catchy name, see what your competitors are up to and don't be afraid to express your opinions, writes Ivana Taylor. "Think about the strong opinions you have about your industry or how things are done and then use those opinions to color your writing," she recommends. Small Business Trends (2/13) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story

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    You can improve your e-mail marketing efforts and make them as effective as possible by testing different versions of your opt-in forms and marketing messages, writes A.J. Kumar. "Even small improvements in open and click-through rates can make a significant difference in the ROI for your email marketing." E-mail marketers should focus more on building relationships than making sales pitches, he writes. Entrepreneur.com (2/13) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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Management 


  • 3 possible explanations for that sarcastic slap
    Employees might turn to sarcasm as a result of their insecurities, anger or awkwardness, Vanessa Van Petten writes. "Sarcasm is not only hurtful, it is also the least genuine mode of communication." One way to stop sarcastic comments is to pretend they are sincere, she writes. Young Entrepreneur Council (2/13) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story

  • Teach yourself to be better at hiring
    Hiring bad workers can be a costly mistake so it's critical to learn how to make good employment decisions. Business leaders can help their chances by asking good questions during the interview process, making sure job candidates would fit into company culture and offering guidance after employees are hired, according to The Vaya Group. BusinessNewsDaily.com (2/14) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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Money 


  • Why aren't banks lending to small businesses?
    Although the economy is recovering, getting a bank loan remains a difficult proposition for small businesses, Barry Moltz writes. Part of the problem lies with regulators, who implemented strict rules to avoid another collapse in the banking system, he writes. The FDIC needs to encourage small-business lending, and a fund should be created to funnel more funding to small companies, he writes. Small Business Trends (2/10) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story

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Tips & Tools 


  • 3 key elements of a successful disaster-recovery plan
    When creating a disaster-recovery plan for your business, it's important to consider data, communication and personnel issues, writes Jennifer Walzer of BUMI. Consider using an online backup service to make sure your data is protected, she writes. Also, figure out how you will get in touch with employees if your phones are unusable, and make sure everyone knows what they are supposed to do if disaster strikes. Small Business Trends (2/13) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story

  • Show your value to solidify business relationships
    You should offer something of value -- such as a free product or access to members of your network -- when you're trying to build relationships with other businesspeople, John Jantsch writes. "Once you've established trust through this initial, genuine purpose, you'll find that the doors to 'working together' may naturally swing open." Duct Tape Marketing (2/13) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story

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SmartQuote 

Your blog is an incredible sales and marketing tool and you should treat it as such."
--Ivana Taylor, publisher of DIYMarketers, writing at Small Business Trends
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John Jantsch, Editor at Large
John Jantsch is author of "Duct Tape Marketing: The World's Most Practical Small Business Marketing Guide" and "The Referral Engine: Teaching Your Business to Market Itself." John is a marketing and digital technology coach and creator of the Duct Tape Marketing small-business marketing system.


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