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- 15th July 2014
Customers are the most important element of any successful business. Keeping them satisfied is vital to the success of your e-commerce site. The most successful online businesses understand the wants and needs of their customers, and they make certain that those wants and needs are met every time. Here is a list of seven things that can help you do just that and maintain a successful online business.
Small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) represent a significant segment in the world of e-commerce. The advent of the Internet has made it easier for the average person to establish and grow a successful online enterprise, but the rules about reaching new contacts and gaining new customers is in a constant state of flux.
Fortunately, there are a number of time-honoured techniques and approaches that apply to the vast majority of startups and we will be examining a few of them here today.
- 18th May 2011
So… you’ve got a marathon coming up… in less than a weeks time… and you’ve done all your training haven’t you? Read on for some useful tips on how to make sure your marathon is a great experience to remember.
- 10th May 2011
Is employment law too heavy handed?
- 26th April 2011
Sometimes as a business owner you think things are common sense but your staff don't seem to?
- 30th March 2011
The patter of tiny feet puts the fear of god into any small business owner
- 23rd March 2011
Calling everyone. Those who don't class themselves as natural exercise lovers. And those who think that getting out and getting active is one of life’s amazing privileges. I wanted to share with you the story of a very recent run full of the joys of spring
- 18th March 2011
Sitting comfortably? Ever wondered what sort of people might benefit from the services of a personal trainer? Then I'll begin... to tell you the fantastic story of an EnergyWise client who's put in some great work and got brilliant results with our help.
- 8th March 2011
Some thoughts on the importance of getting involved in Social Media for your business
- 8th March 2011
An opinion on the current state of Yell