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Becoming accustomed to a growing economy is easy and dangerous. Although there are always pockets of problems, we forget that success is often more the result of a good economy than our business acumen. If everyone else is doing well, our major challenge becomes how to pull ahead of the pack. Unfortunately, many business people tend to get a bit lazy-and that's when we can get caught.
There are ways to become more successful, keep business booming, and give companies the opportunity to gain a competitive advantage. Here are 15 ways to develop an extra edge:
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Information overload has serious implications. Failure to respond to a client or carrier request can be harmful from both an E&O and a client service perspective. Laura Nettles tells you how to manage your work intelligently when everyone is expecting an immediate response.
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CONSULTANTS: A USER'S GUIDE by Jack Nordhaus, Ph.D. Everything you always wanted to know about working with a consultant. 'All is flux, nothing stays still' Heraclitus...
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HOW TO CREATE ADVOCATES FOR YOUR BUSINESS by Brandie Hinen A comprehensive, ongoing client advocacy program will keep your agency growing and growing. Brandie Hinen gives you a step-by...
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PRODUCERS NEED MEDIA EXPOSURE Because of constant change and information overload, producers need ongoing media exposure that breaks through the psychological barriers consumers erect. Constant chan...
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WHATS THE BIGGEST BANG FOR YOUR MARKETING BUCK THESE DAYS? by Patricia Berry With every new innovation in business comes a new theory about how to market them. This informat...
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WHY ARE WE ALWAYS BEHIND? by Pegi Flahault The staff is always running behind, and you can't seem to find a solution. Before the solution can be determined, the cause must be identified. One po...
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If you think your message will reach the decision-makers you want to target, without deliberate assistance on your part-you're in for a nasty surprise. Welcome to business communications in the '90s.