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So, You're in Charge of Fundraising!
Fundraising Tips, Ideas, Checklists, Sample Letters and More to Help You Raise Money and Awareness for Your Group or Organization.
2010
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So, Youre in Charge of Fundraising! is an easy to follow guide to encourage and empower the seasoned fundraiser, as well as the beginner. It includes ideas, tips, checklists, sample flyers, letters and more on how to hold successful fundraising events. From Golf Tournaments and Banquets to Jail-a-thons and Direct Mail Solicitations; this book provides everything your organization needs to plan and execute successful fundraisers. Looking for a no fuss fundraiser? Check out plate or...
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Crush It!
Why NOW Is the Time to Cash In on Your Passion
2009
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In Crush It!, online marketing trailblazer Gary Vaynerchuk tells business owners what they need to do to boost their sales using the internet—just as he has done to build his family’s wine store from a $4 million business to a $60 million one. Crush It! will show readers how to find their passion, then step by step how to turn it into a flourishing, monetized business.This no-nonsense guide lays out the step-by-step playbook for building your empire:Monetize Y...
2011
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Mark Cuban shares his wealth of experience and business savvy in his first published book, How to Win at the Sport of Business, available now only as an e-book. Using the greatest material from his popular Blog Maverick, he has collected and updated his postings on business and life to provide a catalog of insider knowledge on what it takes to become a thriving entrepreneur. Cuban tells his own rags-to-riches story of how he went from selling powdered milk and sleeping on friends' couches ...
My So-Called Freelance Life
How to Survive and Thrive as a Creative Professional for Hire
2008
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Tired of clocking in and losing out? Want to pursue creative, fulfilling work on your own time and also make a living in the process? My So-Called Freelance Life is a how-to guidebook for women who want to avoid the daily grind and turn their freelance dreams into reality.Michelle Goodman, author of The Anti 9-to-5 Guide and self-proclaimed former "wage slave,” offers tips, advice, how-to’s, and everything else a woman needs to pu...
2012
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X-treme Couponing is a step-by-step guide for everyday people who want to achieve extreme savings by shopping with coupons. Learn how the author saves anywhere from 50% to 90% on her grocery bills by using these coupon techniques. From finding a steady source of coupons to getting stuff for free, this book will show you how to shop like the couponing experts that we have all seen on TV.
2012
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Imagine having an exciting high-paying job that lets you use your creativity to organize the happiest day of people's lives. Welcome to the world of wedding planning! There are few jobs that offer so many benefits. As a wedding planner (also known as a bridal consultant, wedding consultant, or wedding coordinator) you will have a job that is fun, interesting, and rewarding. If you start your own wedding planner business you can enjoy the freedom of being your own boss. In our busy society,...
51 Ways and Places to Sponsor New Distributors
Discover Hot Prospects For Your Network Marketing Business
2015
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Where can you find great prospects for your network marketing business? Who are the best prospects? Where can you find groups of these prospects? And how can you attract these prospects to you and your multilevel marketing business? In this book, 51 Ways and Places To Sponsor New Distributors, you will learn the best places to find motivated people to build your team and your customer base. So instead of searching and wasting time, you...
Extreme Couponing
Learn How to Be a Savvy Shopper and Save Money... One Coupon At a Time
2013
EN
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In today’s economy, being money savvy is a necessity. For most American households cutting back on the things they love has become harder and harder to bear. But there are ways to get what you want at a fraction of the cost—if not free.With this book, extreme couponing expert Joni Meyer-Crothers explains precisely how she has managed to save thousands by clipping coupons, using them wisely and never paying full retail price for any product. She reveals what basic i...
The Wedding Planner Book
Planning a Wedding From A to Z
2012
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Your wedding is one of the highlights of your life, a day to be remembered and cherished forever. A wedding is a very complex event requiring precise coordination and diligent planning. It is also an event that more often than not will challenge you financially as well as logistically. The Wedding Planner Book was written with these issues in mind. Join us as we discuss all phases of planning a wedding from selecting a venue to hiring entertainment and catering. You’ll learn about ...
Lazy Couponer
How to Save $25,000 Per Year in Just 45 Minutes Per Week with No Stockpiling, No Item Tracking, and No Sales Chasing!
2011
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A no-nonsense guide beginner's guide to coupons that can help save you thousands of dollars."Have you ever received a standing ovation at the cash register? I have." —Jamie ChaseIf you've ever felt overwhelmed by the world of coupons—and guilty that you can't seem to nail the "system" to save money—kick back with Jamie Chase, couponing teacher and savvy shopper whom Brian Williams of NBC's Nightly News dubbed "the Master."The system is simp...
1,001 Ways to Keep Customers Coming Back
WOW Ideas That Make Customers Happy and Will Increase Your Bottom Line
2011
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Sure-Fire, Can't-Miss Tips, Techniques, and Ideas for Building Lifelong Customer LoyaltyImagine having the customer-service secrets of the world's most successful businesses right at your fingertips. With this book you can! Authors Donna Greiner and Theodore Kinni spent five years uncovering how Nordstrom, Southwest Airlines, Ritz-Carlton, American Express, and other world-class companies keep their customers for life. The ...
F'D Companies
Spectacular Dot-com Flameouts
2002
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**Not long ago, the world was awash with venture capital in search of the next Yahoo! or Amazon.**com. No product, no experience, no technology, no business plan -- no problem. You could still get $40 million from investors to start up your dot-com. And you could get people to work around the clock for stock options and the promise of millions. Then, around April 2000, it all came crashing down.Smart investors, esteemed analysts, and the business press found themselves asking:











