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Selling services - a fine art

It's often easier to sell something you can see and feel - a product - than it is to sell a service, especially a B2B service. Stuart Ayling has some advice on turning warm leads into eager clients.

Putting yourself in the limelight

Publicity can be as valuable to a business as it is to a performer. Comedian and business owner Terry Williams gives some pointers on how to go about getting it.

9 keys to growing your business this year

Have you returned to work feeling refreshed and energized about what you can achieve this year? Even if you didn’t have a break, Sue Hirst suggests now is a great opportunity to start afresh and take the opportunity to review things for better financial performance in 2014.
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Opening for business - your initial marketing tools

In the excitement of starting a business it's easy to forget the basics and mistakes are expensive to fix. Jan Bierman oulines some sensible business card and logo basics. How does yours match up?

How much do you need to earn per hour to achieve your financial goals?

John Assaraf shows you how to take a long, hard look at how you spend your time in order to give your earning ability a significant boost

Thriving or surviving 2014

With the holiday season over, Richard O'Biren advises that it is a good time to reflect on the past year and start planning to make 2014 your most successful year yet.

Beestings: Festive season tips, giveaways and greetings

Many business owners will be taking time out of the business, putting their feet up and enjoying some hard-earned downtime with the family - while for others, summer or the silly season mean they are working at peak capacity. We've got tips and tricks to steer you through either scenario.

Using numbers to grow sales, profit and cash

You can do a lot of different things to grow your business, but at the end of the day, Sue Hirst says you need to look at the numbers as they are concrete evidence of what works and what doesn't.

Taking a break - without having a breakdown

Will the festive season provide a refreshing rest from your small or home business, will it be business as usual, or will you suffer a double whammy with a blow to your back pocket following hard on the heels of a stressful juggling act? Relax! A little planning goes a long way ...

Don't use yourself as your pricing yardstick

Many home business fall into the trap of thinking their customers make buying decisions exactly the same way they do. Marcia Yudkin reckons you could surprise yourself - and become a lot more profitable in the process

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