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Consultant's Crack the Billable Hour Ceiling
Guest Author, C.J. Hayden offers 6 insights for consultants to break your billable hour ceiling. "If you've been counting on hourly fees for your entire income, you may be surprised at the impact developing your intellectual property will have. It will add not only to your revenue, but also your professional credibility" says C.J. Read more...
Thursday May 27, 2004  #

Make Your Business Search Smart
Take away these 5 essential net search techniques to get you started on finding and using better information to run your small business. Remember the skill of the new society is the ability to locate the information and turn it into actionable intelligence. "Make Your Business Search Smart"
Tuesday May 25, 2004  #


Feature Article: Writing a Meaningful Mission Statement
Is a personal and corporate mission statement necessary for success in today's hostile business climate? Learn the 3 key ingredients of meaningful mission statements. Explore sample mission statements for ideas to write your own mission. "Writing a Meaningful Mission Statement."
Sunday May 23, 2004  #

Don't Give Up Your Dream
No matter how bad your job is. No matter how tough times are. Never give up your dream of owning a small business. Take small steps and learn how to reduce the risk by starting a part-time business. Read "6 Keys to Avoid Part-time Business Disaster."
Thursday May 20, 2004  #

Employee Perks Make a Comeback
"Sexy Perks are 'Out'; A Balanced Life is 'In' " according to the Chicago-based outplacement firm Challenger, Gray, and Christmas as reported in Workforce Online. What's hot are fitness centers, investment seminars, or an extra day off at holiday time. What is not hot are fully paid health benefits, game rooms, or pets at work.

For more ideas on perks for your small business staff, read "8 Uncommon Employee Benefits Your Staff Will Love."
Tuesday May 18, 2004  #

Color of Money
Close your eyes, say your company name, and imagine a color. Was it green like money? Green actually can signify a calming effect or growth image to your customers. Learn whether the colors of your business put your customers in a buying mood and support a positive image, or create the wrong perception of your company in "What Color is Your Business?"
Sunday May 16, 2004  #

American Business Award Winners Announced
2nd Annual American Business Awards, also known as "The Stevies" for the Greek word "crowned" were presented in New York this week. 101 Stevies were awarded in various categories for companies of all sizes. As stated by Michael P. Gallagher, President, "The Stevie Awards were created to honor and generate public recognition of the efforts, accomplishments, and positive contributions of companies and business people worldwide." A true celebration for business.
Thursday May 13, 2004  #

Wharton Business Plan Winner
This year's winner of the Wharton Business Plan Competition was announced and walked away with $20,000 in cash. Over 200 teams competed for the coveted title, judged by a panel from companies such as: Goldman Sachs, Microsoft, and Johnson & Johnson. This year the majority of eight finalists came from the green power and quality of life trends.

Not entering a competition? Take your business planning to the next level with " A Business Owner's Secret Weapon: Swot Analysis."
Tuesday May 11, 2004  #

Feature Article: 5 Home Office Design Tips for Better Productivity
Do thoughts of going into your office dampen your entrepreneurial spirit? It may be time to consider your office design and your productivity. You may not have the time or budget for an office design makeover, but a few simple ideas can go long way in boosting your business productivity. "5 Home Office Design Tips for Better Productivity"
Sunday May 09, 2004  #

Signs Along The Bumpy Road of Business
Signs...they are everywhere. The journey of navigating your small business will be filled with signs and landmarks. Ignore the signs and your business can fail. Study the "Signs Along The Bumpy Road of Business" and apply 5 quick tips to get your small business back on track.
Thursday May 06, 2004  #

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