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Even when it seems you're doing everything right, promotions can be few and far between.

Even with technology at their fingertips, your audience members want to hear real stories and connect in meaningful ways. Give them that, and they'll become loyal followers.

From initial offers to part-time requests, here's what both employers and employees aren't often considering.

It seems like a dream come true for the billionaire investor.

Crayola is saying goodbye to 'dandelion.'

Hooters has free wings for singles. We're not kidding.

Here's a hint: If you believe in yourself and are willing to take risks, nobody can tell you what you can and can't do.

Why expend resources creating content only to let it collect digital dust? Don't neglect the key to successful content marketing: distribution.

Serving those who served with some free servings.

If these awesome deals won't get you to vote, we're not sure what will.

Identify the skills you need to make yourself stand out from the competition.

Being messy can hurt as a lack of organization has damaged and shut down many businesses.

Don't adopt past styles of leadership without questioning and challenging the status quo.

You can't just throw free burritos at the problem, Chipotle. The reactive marketing plan is too little, too late.

Quietly doing superior work is how you keep your job. Making certain your superior work is noticed and valued is how you get ahead.

Helping every team member progress toward their career goals is a brilliant growth strategy for your company.

Make every opportunity count, know your limitations, and don't be your own worst enemy.

Write, publish, promote, repeat. Strong, relevant content is key.

There are an infinite number of ways for authors to promote their books. Since most authors cannot afford a full page ad in the New York Times Book Review it is imperative to make dollars stretch as far as one can.

In a complaint filed on Tuesday in the California Superior Court in Santa Barbara County, the nonprofit Julia Child Foundation for Gastronomy and the Culinary Arts objected to Airbnb's contest last month for a free night at the cottage, La Pitchoune.

The man who revolutionized boxing and became an American icon called himself The Greatest and worked hard to prove it was no idle boast.