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Maximising social presence with data analytics

Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites are central to how brands, executives and individuals engage customers, build loyalty, and market their offerings.

distance learning
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Career development: learning whilst you work

When it comes to career development, the flexibility, one-to-one support and financial benefits of distance learning make it an increasingly compelling option for SMEs, says Sandra…

SEO
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9 Mistakes to Avoid with Onsite SEO

Your website nabbing the top spot on a Google search is unquestionably the holy grail for online business presence, and achieving this position in organic search…

pitch
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8 habits of unsuccessful sales people

Do you struggle to close a sale? Is constantly hearing the word ‘no’ after delivering what you thought was a perfect pitch getting you down?

delegating
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Why start-ups and SMEs need to learn how to delegate

For entrepreneurs and small-business owners, delegating to others requires a big leap of faith. But the startups grow and become successful are the ones that learn…

auditors for uk sees
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Why auditors are important for any SME owner

Running a small business or medium sized enterprise requires you to wear a lot of hats, but also means knowing when it is important to seek…

employee training
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6 reasons why you should invest in training

A survey of more than 1,400 people found that almost half of them didn’t believe that their employer was offering them enough learning and development opportunities.

thinking and reflection
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Change is inevitable – progress is not

As baby teeth are replaced by new ones parents can console themselves that the pain involved is a sign of progress. By contrast, a CEO will…