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Don’t Play This Game With Your Future

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

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When you’re first getting started online, you need to find out who your readers are in order to serve them with the information they desire. But too many of us play the guessing game in our businesses. We aren’t sure what our prospects want, and so we throw out offer after offer, without any rhyme or [...]

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4 Steps to Getting a Small Business Off the Ground

Thursday, November 15, 2007

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Issue #2200 WEALTHY: How I turned a $250 investment into $20,000 in 30 days (Paul Lawrence) HEALTHY: A new reason to drink more water (Craig Ballantyne) WISE: William James on opportunity ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: Why clever advertising is a big no-no (Charlie Byrne) 10 little things Wendy’s thankful for It’s Fun to Know… about the presidential turkey Add "execrable" to your vocabulary

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