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Five little advertising tactics that yield a big return

29 March, 2008 (13:24) | five ways to | By: bbowers

Extra advertisement is always a plus for small businesses. Promoting your business is vital to attracting new clients and keeping your brand in front of current clients. I’ve used these tips and found them to yield big returns for the small amount of time and pennies invested.

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Five ways to ace the interview

15 March, 2008 (07:51) | five ways to | By: bbowers

First, it’s important to point out that nothing will prepare you for a job interview for a job that you are not qualified for. The only place you have a chance of keeping a job that you are not qualified for is state or federal government, and I’ve seen that happen quite a bit. Most other employers will turn you back out to the street within your trial period.

I’ve been on both sides of the interview process several times. I’ve watched candidates that appear to know their field on paper get into the interview and fall apart. Did they really know it or were they just not prepared to interview? I’ve also interviewed where it was obvious that I was more prepared than those interviewing me. With the proper planning, you can be sure to make the right impression and leave a lasting impression on the interview committee.

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five ways - original article series

14 March, 2008 (22:48) | five ways to | By: bbowers

You might notice I’ve written a couple of original articles on “five ways to…” I have another due out in the morning on interviewing for a job. I think I’ll continue the series for a few weeks and see if anyone likes them. Let me know if you read any of them and what you think.

5 ways to give thieves your personal information

13 March, 2008 (13:50) | five ways to, security | By: bbowers

Someone’s bank account was wiped out. A corporate figure’s email account was hijacked and his private email sent to reporters. Theft of personal information is rampant in our technological society. The trade of credit card numbers, social security numbers, and other personal information is a rapidly growing black market. News broadcasts cover it every day, it might have happened to one of your friends or co-workers. Even worse, someone doesn’t have to get just your SSN, mother’s maiden name or your credit card number to make your life rough.

You keep your social security card locked up at home and never write your debit card PIN number down, you’re safe, right? right? Your identity might not get stolen easily, but someone can make your life rough if you make just one of these mistakes.

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