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14 Workplace-Friendly Holiday Exchange Gifts for Coworkers

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Bookshop.org With a mission to help local, independent bookstores thrive in the age of e-commerce, every purchase made on Bookshop.org supports more than 1,600 independent shops across the United States. If you’re a PC user, don’t worry—just send the customer service team a note, and they can adjust the sleeve size to fit.

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Do You Fill Your Employee's Bucket? » Make or Break Moments

Make or Break Moments

As was my practice during my visit, I kept an open ear to the customer conversations to see how the customers were treated and to critique the sales conversation. Were they asking questions about lifestyle? Were they suggesting a second pair purchase? Were they making recommendations based on those facts?

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Building a better customer service experience with expert branding

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Let’s face it – we want customer service and quality products on our own terms, and if we don’t get it all the way we want it, we are likely to move on to another product or service who properly “wows” us. Brands get turned into lifestyles. Don’t ever say or believe “whatever.”

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Bookkeeping made easy – WinWeb CashBook | THE SMALL BUSINESS BLOG

The Small Business Blog

Enter the details on a form on the Purchases & Sales pages of ‘Cashbook’ to record any invoices to or from your business. Use the balance outstanding column, on the Purchases & Sales pages, to check how much money you owe or chase any money owed to you. Digg Furl Netscape Yahoo!

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Top 5 Tips for Training Employees on a Budget

The Small Business Blog

Many equipment manufacturers offer free training to companies that purchase their products. If you have close links with customers that have a standardised training routine already in place, consider working with them to train your employees also. Don’t overlook the usefulness of this. Digg Furl Netscape Yahoo!

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Small Business Checklist: Business Costing | THE SMALL BUSINESS BLOG

The Small Business Blog

Bad debts – look at your past performance, come up with an average monthly figure and mark your products and services up accordingly. Buying – keep control of your spending, make one person sign off on all purchases, ideally that person should be you. Keep up to date – update your cost sheet on a regular basis.

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Smart Business Start-Up | THE SMALL BUSINESS BLOG

The Small Business Blog

« Small Office Administration 101 SOHO/SMB Unaware Of Security Risks » « Previous Entries This entry was posted on Wednesday, August 8th, 2007 at 6:34 am and is filed under Entrepreneur , Franchise , Freelancer , Lifestyle , Personal Business , Self-employed , Small Business / SOHO , Sole-Trader , Start-Up , Work/Life Balance.

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