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To motivate your employees, try channeling the media mogul and communicate how much you appreciate them
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It's fine to send cards for your first holiday campaign. The key is to personalize them and align the message with your company's vision
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When Rick Field changed careers from TV producer to pickle maker, he found the two fields have lots in common—except in business, it's never a wrap
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To get a clothing manufacturer to let you sell its merchandise overseas, emphasize your experience and the benefits to both of you
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Some of the most successful campaigns flunked out in pretesting, which still can't predict well how ads will be received in the real world
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Why it's time to replace your company's bulky mission statement with a vision concise enough to fit on the back of a napkin
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Two surveys find fewer small-business owners plan to offer gifts and parties this season. Another finding: employees prefer cold, hard cash
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The private, Chicago-based snack purveyor will have 195 outlets by yearend. But can it keep expanding without losing that quirky, homemade feel?
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An attorney representing a New York City dry cleaner suing a customer for defamation offers advice on responding to client complaints
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The founder of 18-employee Seahorse Power details the process behind the company's award-winning business plan—and uses an annotated version of it to offer advice
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