Defining Your Ideal Prospect

May 2, 2012
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Defining Your Ideal Prospect

It’s crucial you know exactly who needs your product or service. Mass marketing doesn’t work as well in today’s business-to-business environment. It forces you to water down your marketing message to please everyone, and it’s very expensive for the shoestring marketer. Your ideal customer: Values what you do Is profitable for you Refers you...

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5 Common Causes Why You’re Not Writing Your Book

April 18, 2012
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5 Common Causes Why You’re Not Writing Your Book

There’s a nasty rumor going around that 8 in 10 people want to write a book, but one 1 of those 8 actually do it.  What’s keeping the other 7 from realizing their dream? I’ve worked with writers for a long time – in...

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What Does the Crowdfunding Exemption Mean for Small Business Owners Today?

What Does the Crowdfunding Exemption Mean for Small Business Owners Today?

Crowdfunding is the practice of soliciting very small amounts of money from a very large number of individual, non-accredited investors. Small business owners are getting rightfully curious about this new “Crowdfunding” concept, especially since it seems to be a way for small business owners...

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On Your Mark…

April 5, 2012
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On Your Mark…

Often, I am asked what’s the difference between Service Marks, Trademarks and Registered marks, and how to use them. Here is some information from the US Patent and Trademark office: What is a trademark or service mark? A trademark is a word, phrase, symbol...

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Announcing YMT’s Newest Initiative – Think Space Columbus

April 2, 2012
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Like all entrepreneurs, Caroline Worley and I constantly come up with new business ideas to develop and implement.  That is one of the benefits and joys of being an entrepreneur, the opportunity to turn an idea into a reality.  Saying that, six months ago...

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