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Madhuri Katti | Sep 15 2008

It is difficult to work out business strategies during hard economic times. The very survival of business may seem to be at stake. But then these are the true testing time of business acumen of entrepreneurs. Even in business world only the fittest can survive and stay afloat. Here mental strength becomes as important as financial strength.

It is important to recognize the challenge and work out a mental strategy without panicking. There are many survival kits available in the market these days. These can be books of other successful businessmen, or some other web resources. One can take help of financial advisors. Patience is the key factor. Market and economic trends change with time. So it best to move slowly and steadily till the tide and storm dies down. Any impulsive decision may just drown the business.

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Madhuri Katti | Sep 15 2008

Gone are the days when one would look through printed yellow pages to search for nearest local bank or a florist, or even a restaurant. In the era of internet, we prefer search engines to see the best local options available.

Most search engines are programmed to do a local search and display the best optimized results on the screen. Hence, for any business enterprise being on the top in the search lists matters a lot. Net users rarely dig deeper, the more earlier visible one is the better. And how do search engines optimize and come up with lists? Well, most search engine algorithms incorporate ratings and reviews of the services as well. So, how one is rated and the number of reviews one gets can make a huge difference to where one stands in the search listings!

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Jaiyant Cavale | Sep 15 2008

Much of our time in a day goes in checking and replying to emails that are sent from all over the globe. We almost always feel annoyed to see the number of Spam email making their way in to our inbox and wonder how so many legitimate ones are classified as Spam and you end up not reading them at all! However, Inbox itself can be a great tool to assist in social networking and make you social media friendly. If you haven’t added some of the add-ons and applications that make your inbox a better place, then you probably are missing out on a lot of features and utilities. It really doesn’t matter which email client you use because most of the clients can be used with this amazing add-ons that may keep you well connected and make you more social.

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Jaiyant Cavale | Sep 15 2008

If you were not aware, LinkedIn provides professionals a platform to exchange information, ideas and opportunities. With the help of LinkedIn you could stay informed about what is happening with your contacts or your industry. It also helps you find the right people and the knowledge, which you so badly need to achieve what you want to. A profile on LinkedIn may also help you manage and control your professional identity online. Now you might be wondering why we are talking so much about this already well-known platform.

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Jaiyant Cavale | Sep 14 2008

Social networking and micro-blogging have always been shaping the way advertisements are placed in the virtual world. Though the Internet advertising and revenue from it has been suffering a lot lately, Twitters may not, thanks to a disabled real time tool called the ‘track’. Twitter has also been changing the way we do business and the way we communicate. The greatest thing about Twitter is the ability to track and this tracking helps us to search events as they happen and not after 2 minutes or 2 months later. The immediacy of tracking and the XMPP helps the Twitter to gain bigger audience and help advertisers more than other virtual world based platforms could. However, the Twitter has closed down maybe because of the great services it provided real time, perhaps it is unreliable. If this is the case, then micro-blogging could just be a shower, something that promises a lot but fails to deliver what it is expected to.

Via: SmallBizPod

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Madhuri Katti | Sep 14 2008

Cuil, meaning wisdom or knowledge in Gaelic and pronounced as ‘cool’, is the much hyped new search engine which was launched on Monday as a direct competition to Google! But it looks high only on hype and ambition and doesn’t come anywhere near Google, Yahoo! or Microsoft in performance.

Brainchild of ex-Google staffer Anna Patterson and her husband, Cuil claims ability to index 120 billion web pages! But Google can scan more than a trillion pages while indexing only useful ones. The hype surrounding ‘better than Google’ search engine surely helped in getting finances for the project. But all hopes dashed when it crashed within few hours after the launch! It couldn’t handle the huge traffic. Moreover, those who did get a chance to use the engine have rated it only ‘fair’ on performance.

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Jaiyant Cavale | Sep 14 2008

The advent of Internet has given rise to a plethora of professionals and avenues for people to make money and incomes. One of the ways to make money over the net is to write your own ebook. Though that sounds unnerving, it might actually be not so difficult and after giving it a try, you could successfully earn a lot of money. The USP of this profession would obviously be to sell your own knowledge. If you were already in a business, using your experience, expertise and knowledge to write a book would not only help you earn money but also gain revenue for your business and attract customers. Once you write an ebook, you could go ahead and sell your ebook online.

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Madhuri Katti | Sep 14 2008

No, Chrome is not another web application from Google team. Its a whole new browser from Google! The Google team is almost ready with a new browser which they claim will be more compatible with all new web applications being developed each day all over the world.

And how did Google launch this browser? In a comic book form! By doing this, the Google team has set a new bench mark for innovating business communication as well. Never before a product and its utility has been explained in such an manner. The word has already spread on the internet via this eComic book which has created much hype and excitement ahead of Chrome’s official release. Thats an intelligent advertising and marketing strategy!

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Jaiyant Cavale | Sep 13 2008

How many times have you organized an event and not many showed up on the day of the event? Many, perhaps. However, it isn’t a very difficult thing to invite people and also get them to be there. It also isn’t difficult to market the invite and all you need might be some amount of planning. Networking and connecting to the right people plays an important role in making your event successful. You could not only connect with those who have connections themselves, but you could also connect with participants at other events which take place before yours does.

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Madhuri Katti | Sep 13 2008

Both Obama and McCain have spelled out their future strategy and policies. Though they both have pledged support to small businesses, their focus areas are sharply different. Small entrepreneurs and businessmen are watching both candidates closely. But according to a recent survey done by Suffulk university, the faith of business community is with one who’ll carry their business one-step ahead rather than turn it all around and they are definitely backing McCain.

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Madhuri Katti | Sep 13 2008

In the era of globalization and global markets, cash flows connects all small and big business ventures intricately. Even if you have a small business, any small global financial fluctuation or credit crunch can catch you unaware and give you nightmares. This is one of the finding of CPA Australia which recently conducted a survey on Australian small business. CPA Australia has come up with business guide to help small business troubleshoot such financial woes.

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Richard | Sep 10 2008

Whoever said that you can either make money or help people, must be living in some dystopia. If you try to see beneath the veneer of profitability you will realize that for a product to succeed it needs to socially constructive. That is what makes a market of product. Of course you can counter me with the example of guns, but let me assure you that Alfred Noble had all the noble intention when he invented TNT.

But never before the social responsibility and profitability existed so synchronized. Today world is looking for ideas which can help the society to become a better place for living. From nature to crime, from body to mind, from technology to theology; all fields require a better way of understanding and doing them.

Greed may have always be used or characterized on villains but it really isn’t such a bad thing. Hunger for doing things differently is what has driven the world towards the development, and will continue doing so till we have people who can find a better way of seeing and doing things.

Corporate social responsibility may be seen as curse in corporate world, but it isn’t. On the contrary it is a field which opens new horizon for anybody who has guts to see. One can do a lot for society by addressing the problems which has been created by short sightedness of some corporate honchos. Further social entrepreneurship can also incept in such times where idea is really worth billions. I really hope that people realize what great opportunities lay in front of them.

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Suparna | Sep 10 2008

When we are young, we have the proclivity to take risks — big or small…to test our limits, to analyze our abilities and to definitely break the rules and make new ones. This is the similar zesty scenario that still turns the youngest of the men into heroes and icons especially in arena of business. The Business Pundit is out again with its list of business icons that have tuned their businesses into their alter-egos — daring, risking and winning.

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Arpita Mukherjee | Sep 10 2008

Driving quality traffic to the website is the major problem for webmasters. You have already familiarized yourself with the SEO techniques and pay-per-click ads. But it is quite unlikely that you have been introduced to the new Google apps from the Google Lab – Google Trends and Google Insights that would go a long way in helping in your choice of keywords for the content of your website, escalating traffic flow to your website or blog.

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Leena Komarraju | Sep 9 2008

If you think virtual worlds are all about playing games, having fun, socializing or getting the latest global news, you are in for a pleasant surprise. Virtual worlds have a lot to offer to the business world today. Whether you are a designer of lifestyle products, medical equipment or a building architect you will agree with me when I say that you spend a lot of time, money and resources making prototypes of the products that you want to launch in the market. If you don’t get your product right or the consumer feedback is not favorable, you end up paying a heavy price in making modifications.

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