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National Mail Order Association
Direct marketing information for business
NMOA Network Newsletter for
April 6, 2010 |
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The
Directory of Major Mailers and What They Mail
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Social Networks That Boost Your Business
By Daniel Burrus
Most people are familiar with the term "Web 2.0," which refers to a second
generation of web development and design that focuses on fostering social
networking via the web. Innovative companies are beginning to embrace Web
2.0 as a way to enhance communication, information sharing, and
collaboration, thereby allowing them to work smarter rather than harder.
The business use of Web 2.0 represents a new trend called "Business 2.0."
Aside from being the name of a defunct magazine, Business 2.0 is about using
the new web-based social networking applications (many of which were
originally created for personal use) in a way that fosters teamwork,
customer touches, and internal and external collaboration in a low-cost
seamless way.
Unfortunately, many businesses feel that Web 2.0 and social networking are
for the younger generation and a waste of time when used by employees.
However, once you understand the power of these applications and how to use
them in your company, you'll quickly find that they can be invaluable tools
to boost your bottom line.
Following is an overview of the best Business 2.0 tools.
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Negotiation Checklist to Ensure a Successful Outcome
By Mark Hunter
1. Never negotiate with anyone who is not qualified to negotiate. If in
doubt, ask your contact how they've handled a similar type of negotiating in
the past. Listen for names, dates and other details that will provide clues
as to their level of responsibility.
2. Never put things into writing unless you're prepared to live with them.
Once an item is put into writing, it becomes an anchor either for you or the
customer. This is especially critical when negotiating with a professional
buyer who will use anything put into writing as leverage.
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