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How Leaders Are Using Systems And Processes To Grow Their Business The Right Way

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Any chance you have to differentiate yourself, maybe create your own category as we did here with distant assistance instead of virtual assistance. I, I just, I think offhand, when in some talk I was giving to a group of small business owners. I mean, how has that changed for today's leaders? I am a hundred percent remote.

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Why Publishing A Book Helps Build Your Credibility

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Michael is a C redibility Marketing Expert who helps business owners publish a book that positions them as an expert in their field. He’s also the author of On Marketing: The Definitive Guide for Small Business Owners. Wouldn’t that be a big differentiator? [19:00] I've worked with, uh, small business owners.

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Why Good Design is More Important Than Ever for Your Business

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Good design creates meaningful first impressions, helps you differentiate yourself from your competitors, can solve problems, and boosts brand awareness and the bottom line. Why should your startup or small business invest in quality design? Business as usual is no longer good enough.

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Transcript of How to Attract and Hire the Best Talent

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John Jantsch: Well, certainly small business owners could probably use a dose of that. As small business owners, we need to understand people because that’s how we grow our businesses. People are the heart of these businesses. Sabrina Starling: We as small business owners kind of take that for granted.

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Transcript of How to Turn Marketing Costs Into Profit

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And so that would be where I would draw those differentiations. Joe Pulizzi: And it’s wonder, you know, looking at it from the small business side for just a moment. I’ll give you a small and a big example. Can we go ahead and do that? Joe Pulizzi: Oh man, John, we can go on forever.

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