by Wayne Liew on July 29, 2009
The following is a guest post by Karen. She has been into web marketing from last 4 years. And part of Web Hosting Search from quite sometime now.
When you run a website it’s important to have a good relationship with your web hosting provider. If you don’t, simple operations involved with running the website could cause you more headaches than the website is worth.
When you feel comfortable with your provider, you can easily tackle the big problems and take advantage of opportunities facing your site or sites. Here are some easy steps to take to help ensure that your relationship with any provider is as fruitful as possible.
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by Wayne Liew on March 25, 2009
Entrepreneurs and most small business owners are known for their inability to delegate and the power culture that they practice.
Many reasons such as insufficient funds during the startup stage and potential employees unwilling to take the risk of working in a startup contribute to a one man organization.
Having total control in your business is advantageous at first because it allows you to implement the ideas that you have. However, being ignorant about reasons to outsource or hire will lead to stagnant growth or even the downfall of your business in the long run.
With that, I would like to share with you the 9 Alarming Reasons to Outsource.
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by Wayne Liew on March 4, 2009
Since I introduced Wayne Liew Dot Com Newsletter to offer business building consultancy on this blog, I received a few requests for free consultation on a variety of entrepreneurship and business operation aspects.
Last week, a restaurant owner came to me, citing the troubles that his business is experiencing due to the tough economic conditions. No surprises because even Valentine’s Day is less sweet for restaurant owners. I provided him with a few ideas on how to attract the attention of prospects and how to retain current customers.
This is not merely a recession-proof your restaurant blog post. I really hope that entrepreneurs and small business owners can modify the following ideas and recession-proof your business today.
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by Wayne Liew on February 18, 2009
Competition is everywhere. It exists in every industry, every country and every market. Even if you are able to find yourself a unique niche market, it will not take too long for ‘copycats’ to jump in and try to grab a piece of your pie.
Business owners know that they must have a business competitor analysis and a strategic plan to engage competition. Question here is, will the plans be able to make the competition they face irrelevant? With that being said, I am going to present you with 7 Kick Ass Ways to Make Competition Irrelevant.
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