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The Simple but Powerful Reasons for Corporate Minutes
Every year, many business owners choose to incorporate their companies. They may make this decision at the outset, or may arrive at it later because their business is growing and they want to shield themselves from the risks that growing businesses face. Either way, the business owners want to limit the extent to which their personal assets are at risk, should something damaging (usually, a lawsuit) arise. It's a wise move.What entrepreneurs of

ssue is what's called "fair use." Frequently, publishers will allow nonprofits to use articles at no cost and don't require permission. However, others require a fee. In many c

Non Compete Agreement: How Does A Non Compete Clause Affect You?
A non compete agreement or (no compete clause) is often used by employers to protect themselves against their staff leaving their company to join another company (ie. a competitor).The fear is that when leaving the company, an employee could take assets with them to their new employer that would hurt their current employer.Imagine for example you sell plumbing equipment and have built up a significant customer base while working there and decid

Anytime your nonprofit receives positive media attention, its simply human nature to want to share this information with target audiences via your website (and every other communications channel). But beware, in this day and age of easy access to information, including news coverage, it's all too easy to forget copyright and permissions conventions.

Due to the plethora of online publications so easy to cut-and-paste, these issues are more important than ever before. There is no universal approach to permissions on the part of print and online publications. The only absolute is that you should always ask for permission, whether you plan to reproduce content in hard copy or online.

The issue is what's called "fair use." Frequently, publishers will allow nonprofits to use articles at no cost and don't require permission. However, others require a fee. In many ca

Key Employees Can and Will Leave Your Business, are You Prepared?
Very few businesses can claim to be prepared for the loss of key employees. Quite often it is an unexpected and unplanned for event that causes quite a bit of disruption to 'business as usual'.It is quite a gut wrenching experience to see an employee you have worked with over a period of time leaving your business. Even if the parting of ways is on good terms with a period of handover, you just know that there is so much information walking out the do

unications channel). But beware, in this day and age of easy access to information, including news coverage, it's all too easy to forget copyright and permissions conventions.

The issue is what's called "fair use." Frequently, publishers will allow nonprofits to use articles at no cost and don't require permission. However, others require a fee. In many c

Entrepreneurialism - Facing the Fear Factor
What is it that stops someone from pursuing a dream?Fear!Fear is a great debilitator in the world of entrepreneurialism. It is fear that causes us to halt when we need to step forward. It is fear that views any risk as an insurmountable obstacle. It is fear that will keep the ‘dream’ alive only in the most private of thoughts.Eleanor Roosevelt once said, “You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really

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The issue is what's called "fair use." Frequently, publishers will allow nonprofits to use articles at no cost and don't require permission. However, others require a fee. In many c

Word of Mouth Marketing
'Word of Mouth' is still one of the most effective marketing techniques, online or offline.Joe arrives at your website and he likes it. In fact, he'd like to tell Fred about it. It's just the thing Fred's been looking for. What if Joe could recommend your website to Fred by sending him an email straight from your website?Well, he can...if you have an 'email to a friend' script installed on your website.There are many free scripts that wi

part of print and online publications. The only absolute is that you should always ask for permission, whether you plan to reproduce content in hard copy or online.

The issue is what's called "fair use." Frequently, publishers will allow nonprofits to use articles at no cost and don't require permission. However, others require a fee. In many c

Nine Steps to Corporate Success for Employees of Any Age
Whether right out of college, graduate school or coming in from another company, managing personal success in any corporation is challenging. Globalization, downsizing and outsourcing all have made that challenge even greater. There are steps that anyone coming into a corporation can take that will guarantee a degree of success, if not the CEOs desk (or perhaps cubicle for some companies today).1. Learn your new job inside out. Know more about your

ssue is what's called "fair use." Frequently, publishers will allow nonprofits to use articles at no cost and don't require permission. However, others require a fee. In many cases, once a nonprofit requests reprint permission, and clarifies how it plans to use the reprint or online reproduction of an article, the fee will be waived. But you have to ask.

Asking will get you more than the answer you need. Your request helps the publisher understand which articles are of greatest interest to its readers and why. That's the kind of information we all appreciate.

To give you an idea of the range of permissions policies, I've excerpted a couple here:

The Santa Barbara News-Press

"All staff articles, graphics and photos in the Santa Barbara News-Press and on Newspress.com are copyrighted by the Santa Barbara News-Press. You may not repr

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Describes how to deal with key job search eliminators: how to explain a choppy resume, what to say after being downsized, etc. Provides a reality check about what current employers seek versus what job seekers worry about.

You probably wonder why when you go home to your mailbox everyday and open it up there's dozens and dozens of postcards and other direct mail pieces sitting waiting for you everyday. If you're like me you're probably tired of having to weed all that junk mail out and drop it straight into the recycling bin before you even get inside the door of your house. Well the cold hard fact is that companies spend a lot of money on direct mail because it works. Direct mail is still a great way to get to specific prospects with a specific offer and this is no less true in the B to B space than it is in the B to C space.

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