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Five Decisions That Drive Extreme Customer Loyalty
in Good Times and Bad
By Jeanne Bliss
Consumers now more than ever are carefully considering how they spend every dollar. At the same time, social media that gives buyers a public forum for their thoughts and experiences is enjoying a meteoric rise. Together, they’ve created a completely new business culture, one where businesses need not just loyal buyers, but passionate fans. 
Many Businesses — Even the Smallest—are Running Background Checks on Key People.
By Christopher J. Bachler
You may be on the verge of forming a business partnership, hiring someone to work with finances, or taking on a major client. That could all be good news — unless you fall in with irresponsible or dishonest people. And that’s why lots of businesses — even the smallest—are running background checks on key people, just to be safe.
Mom Entrepreneur Plants the Seeds for Her Home-Based Company Which Continues To Grow as Her Family Grows
By Home Business Magazine
Bionee was started while Eva Asmar was pregnant, and she noticed a lack of healthy and quality personal care products for maternity and baby. Her husband had been admitted to the Wharton Business School as an MBA candidate. Eva was very proud of him, so she quit her job as Global Product Manager for The Body Shop and settled on the UPenn campus. He inspired her to raise her ambitions and start her own home-based company, Bionee. 
To Facilitate People to Be All They Can Be in the World
By Home Business Magazine
A personal mission statement that developed some 20 years ago has been Rita Goldhammer’s grounding point for her entire professional career. Her inspiration for creating her home-based business, Pivotal Crossings, came as a result of this mission statement “to facilitate people to be all they can be in the world."
Self Publisher Offers Readers Words of Hope and Encouragement
By Home Business Magazine
Anxious and feeling helpless over what she could do to help a young teen friend who was going through depression, Cheryl Karpen wanted to extend a promise to be there for Maddy, through life’s challenges and disappointments. What evolved was a small gift book that began with a promise to be there for Maddy, no matter the time or day. Cheryl called the book, Eat Your Peas for Young Adults, and filled its pages with nourishment and encouragement for Maddy’s hurting heart. Maddy loved the book and thought it might help other young people, especially teens.
Man Turns Business Idea into a Home Business
By Home Business Magazine
As Dave Ulferts worked along side a contractor and friend finishing his basement, he felt a wide range of emotions: relief that he had a professional helping him every step of the way; pride that he was actually contributing to the project; and satisfaction that his efforts were saving him a substantial amount of money off the project.
