Month: June 2022
How B2B customers do business now
Keeping up with the evolving mindsets and practices of current and potential clients is often a challenge for freelancers operating in the “new economy.” Signing up a good client is not easy, with the tendency not to spend money becoming fashionable. Solo entrepreneurs can only thrive by staying one step ahead of the customer, positioned…
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Metal fillings: a time bomb in the mouth?
Harmful metals in the mouth. Metal dental material is a constant source of intoxication and allergic reaction in the body (especially to milk and its products). All metal corrodes over time, especially in the mouth where there is a high concentration of air and moisture. Among other harmful metals, amalgam fillings contain extremely toxic mercury.…
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Pug Training Mindset: Psychological Perception On Training A Pug
Pugs are arguably one of the most coveted dog breeds. Their distinctive physical features, like their wrinkled, wrinkled snout and large, loving eyes, along with their charismatic personality, are part of what makes them so cute and lovable. Unfortunately, many people acquire this playful little dog before doing their due diligence on how to train…
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Six Economic Principles of Real Estate Valuation
Real estate valuation is the process of estimating a single price that one would realistically pay to own a particular property. The residential property valuation method that is most familiar to brokers and agents, of course, is comparative market analysis (or CMA). This property valuation process involves estimating value based on sales prices of other…
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What do we expect from the digital camera in 2010?
When we still remember the surprise and excitement that 2009 digital camera market brought, the strong competition started in 2010. What will be the wholesale digital camera market since manufacturers like Kodak, Canon, Sony, Samsung and Benq launch the new products constantly in March. Individually marked each According to the stylish digital cameras pushed by…
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Market Outlook for Fall 2012: Oil, Gold and Stocks
The broader US market indices have hit new 2012 highs in the last two trading sessions. Along with the stock move up; gold, silver and oil have followed suit. A combination of perceived European economic stability and more Federal Reserve bond purchases have led to a 10% rise in stocks, a 25% rise in WTI…
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How one USP beer lifted Schlitz beer from fifth place to a tie for first
The unique selling proposition separates you and your product from the competition. But in too many cases, there is little or no difference between one product and another. But the product does not have to be different. You can claim something that both you and your competitors are doing. Saving Schlitz This example dates back…
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It’s my birthday I’ll lie if I want to
I am not in favor of lying. I don’t like when people lie. If they lie once, how do you know they won’t lie again? Lately, I’ve been thinking about what the definition of a lie really is. Is there a time when telling a lie is the best thing to do? And, every lie…
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The Case for Hiring a Real Estate Attorney
“Why would I pay for something when I can do it myself, for free?” That’s the question most people ask when someone suggests hiring a real estate attorney. Here are five compelling reasons to rethink this research. 1. Contracts are complex There is absolutely nothing stopping buyers and sellers from negotiating the terms of a…
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5 ways to make your small bathroom look bigger
Some people are not lucky enough to have houses with spacious bathrooms. If you are one of them, you can be sure that there are at least five ways to make your small bathroom look bigger. The first way you can make your bathroom look bigger is by painting the walls a light color, like…
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