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Smart Business: Web 2.0 is Serious Business 
"Social networking is fun, but is it essential to today's business?"

CNNMoney.com: The Would be Entrepreneur's Handbook
"The last day of a recession is the best day to start a business, the saying goes. So  tackle the 10 steps in this guide now - and be ready to ride the rebound when it comes."

NIU Business Magazine: A Rising Tide (p. 10)
"What happens when you combine a Nobel Prize winner's free-market manifesto, microfinance in developing countries, a non-profit organization, a CEO and philanthropist, business students in a nationally ranked business school, a faculty mentor, an academic movement exploring the links between the world commerce of peace, and the global economy..."

Blogging: A New Plan in Your Marketing Game Plan
Covering topics such as, "Has your company hugged its bloggers today" -- "The new Internet: Web 2.0 is here to stay" -- "The evolving promotional landscape: Blogging for relevance"...

Word of Mouth Process: Your Way to Sales Success
Generating leads is a challenge that most business-to-business sales organizations face. This article will describe a lead generation system based on Word-of-Mouth (WOM).

Entrepreneur.com: How to Find Product Sources
"Got a bright idea but no idea how to locate suppliers for the products you want to sell? With our how-to guide, stocking your new business won't be such a chore."

SoftwareCEO Tip of the Week: Word of Mouth How-To's
"We all know word-of-mouth leads are the best leads, but how do you get them? Given today's media glut, getting prospects to pay attention to your software marketing message is a daunting task."

Chicago Tribune: Students Follow Reality TV...
"A Northern Illinois University course mimics 'The Apprentice', and winners don't get a job with 'The Donald', but scholarships..."    

Crain's Chicago Business: Mentoring gone wrong
"Being a mentor is a huge responsibility. You don't want to lead someone down a path they don't want to go down."