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If your business is thriving and you’ve got a story to tell, it may be time to pen a press release. But be careful: there’s more to writing a press release than you might think.
Jeanne Worrick of North Grafton has 20 years of sales experience in the petroleum industry, which is chronicled in her memoir, Sell Like A Girl (published in 2008). She can be reached at Jeanne@selllikeagirl.com.
Mary Ellen Regele of Worcester has more than 20 years of experience managing business budgets and provides coaching for small and home-based businesses. She can be reached at thebudgetcoach@aol.com.
In case you didn’t know, Twitter is the new Facebook, but if you feel like a Twit because you don’t tweet, you’re not alone.
Curtis A. Feldman is a partner with Shepherd & Goldstein LLP in Framingham. He can be reached at curtisf@sgllp.com.
10. Cut Expenses
Your business may be successful and holding steady, but now what? For those looking to take the next step, e-commerce is the logical answer.
Jacki Rose is a presentation skills expert at Top Performance in Milford and can be reached at jacki@jackirose.com.
A workforce with open communication between all employees is the one most likely to succeed. It’s also the one prospective employees will most want to join.
Opening a second location for your business may not seem as challenging as your first, but it brings with it many of the same obstacles…and some new ones, as well.
Margo Chevers is a motivational speaker, trainer and accountability coach, as well as the president of the Northeast Leadership Enterprise in Wales. She can be reached at margo@margochevers.com.
With the economy in a tailspin, many offices are under a tremendous amount of pressure. But there are some key ways you can make sure your employees’ morale stays positive even when times are tough. Here’s some advice:
Sager is a business attorney and partner with Sager & Shaffer LLP in Westborough. She can be reached at psager@sslegal.com.
10. Contractor v. Employee
Though quick, easy, and relatively informal, an e-mail must always remain professional. The following suggestions, provided by Dennis G.
Gallo is vice president of business banking at Fitchburg-based Workers’ Credit Union, www.wcu.com.
10. Legal Entity
Networking events offer great opportunities to meet new people, but there is a right way — and most certainly a wrong way — to conduct yourself at such an event.
10 Things I Know About...Developing Real Estate
By Ted Gowdy