Market Research
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Even if your product doesn't exist yet, you still have to find ways to sell it. Harness the Benefits of the Real-Time Web
Market research is easier than ever--stay on top of news and trends with these tools.Use Gifts to Reinforce Your Alliances
BY Susan Gunelius
5 ways to move beyond appreciation and deepen your client relationships Get to Know Your Competition
7 shrewd strategies for forging alliances--and staying ahead of the pack.What Are Your Customers Thinking?
BY Jennifer Wang
Next-gen technologies predict consumer behavior.Selling to Kids? Hold the Meat
BY Janean Chun
Reach kids by simplifying their options.7 Non-Verbal Cues and What They (Probably) Mean
BY Jennifer Wang
Body language experts translate common gestures into business vernacular.5 Ways to Jump-Start Your Market Research
BY Eyvette Min
When launching a new company, researching the market is a must. Here's how to get started.How to Make Your Message Stick
BY Kim T. Gordon
Memorable marketing leads to sales. Follow these 4 essential tips to make your message unforgettable.DNA Testing: A Growth Market
BY Dennis Romero
The barriers to entry are daunting, but the DNA market provides opportunities.Deep Insight Without Deep Pockets
BY Kim T. Gordon
Adopt these low-cost research tactics for a revealing look at what makes your customers buy.Get to Know the Competition
BY Kim T. Gordon
A simple, 4-step competitive analysis will help you rise above the pack.How to Research Your Market
BY Brad Sugars
Do your homework before opening your doors to avoid business-busting mistakes.Using an Online Trading Market to Predict Success
BY Mark Henricks
Businesses are using an innovative tool to see what their futures may hold.Market Research on a Budget
BY Geoff Williams
Don't think you can afford to do market research? Think again!Research Your Industry
BY April Y. Pennington
Before you launch, get to know your industry like the back of your hand.Keeping Your Edge
BY Romanus Wolter
If you want to keep your business in top form, you've got to track down the newest information and trends.Competitive Intelligence on a Shoestring
Getting the skinny on your competitors doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg. Check out these free or low-cost options.Gathering Competitive Intelligence
BY Kim T. Gordon
Get the low-down on the competition with this handy guide.Inexpensive Market Research Methods
BY Isabella Trebond
You need market research to hit the mark with prospects. But if costly surveys and focus groups aren't in your financial picture, try these creative, budget-friendly ways to get to know your target audience.Test Your Product or Service First
BY Kim T. Gordon
It's not as expensive as you think--and it's crucial to your success.Define Your Target Audience to Grow Your Sales
BY Karen E. Spaeder
Who is your target customer? If you have more than one answer to this question, it's time to retool your marketing plan.Finding a Market for Your Services
BY Paul and Sarah Edwards
Does anyone need what your business is offering? To find out, the best approach is the direct approach.Why You Need Competitive Intelligence
BY Mark Henricks
Competitive intelligence should be moving up your list of entrepreneurial priorities.Conducting Surveys and Focus Groups
BY Mie- Yun Lee
Check out these effective market research options that won't take a toll on your budget.Market Research on the Web
Use the Internet to find out if your business has potential.Ads by Google
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