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by David Bullock
I met with Glen Livingston this weekend and again the idea of keyword conversation was made very clear to me. (...)

One of the most important skills to have as a business owner is to know how to set up a simple process, for yourself as well as others. (...)

By David Bullock
In business, we have what I refer to as the three Ts - tools, techniques and thinking. Let's define them for the purposes of this discussion. (...)

Using Social Media: Barack Obama A Case Study For Business Development.
Brent Leary and I would like to thank all of you who attended the Barack Obama Social Media webinar. (...)

By David Bullock
A keyword is an historical conversation that has deep meaning for the visitor. There is time, effort and thinking behind every search. Your goal is to resonate with that thinking. (...)

Forget the hand waving and the speculation about Web 2.0 and the influence of Social Media in our daily lives. (...)

This story about GeoSign is circulating in the news quite a bit these days. (...)

As I observe people looking to start a new business, too many times they shoot for the mass markets, commodity markets and no-margin markets. (...)

Learning how to create value is a skill.
Slight changes in your thinking could lead to the business breakthroughs you are looking for. (...)

There is a common misconception among new business owners that selling an inexpensive product is easier than selling an expensive product. (...)