Posts You May Have Missed Last Week: Incentives for a Positive Work Environment and Oldies But Goodies

May 07, 2012

Posts You May Have Missed Last Week: Incentives for a Positive Work Environment and Oldies But Goodies

Life sometimes prevents us from enjoying ourpleasures. And by pleasures, we mean Cheap Revolution.

Just in case you missed our top posts from last week, we compiled them into a short list for your convenience:

3 Incentives for a Positive Work Environment

We often try to provide our employees with incentives to motivate them, which we hope will provide our business with positive results. Thephilosophy, of course, is that wemust keep our employees happy in order to run a successful business. If our employees view us as the boss without a heart, they will be more likely torebel or be careless.

Oldies But Goodies: 25 Nearly Free Ways to Market Your Business

Just because a post isn't fresh, it does not mean it is not filled with useful information. We at Cheap Revolution want to refresh you with our most popular posts to provide you with our best work. If other readers found a post helpful, you may also find the post useful.

May 7, 2012 6:31:00 AM | Best Practices for Building Companies, Entrepreneurs , Entrepreneurship, Social Media

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Oldies But Goodies: 25 Nearly Free Ways to Market your Business Just because a post isn't fresh, it does not mean it is not filled with useful information. We want to refresh you with our most popular posts to provide you with our best work. If other readers found a post helpful, you may also find the post useful. One of our top posts is titled 25 Nearly Free Ways to Market Your Business. In this particular post, we provide you with ideas around marketing your business for almost nothing.

The Fools Gold of Entrepreneurs: "I Don't Have Any Competition" As we deal with young entrepreneurs, we often have the tendency to criticize what they may or may not be doing correctly. Competition is a topic that is often overlooked among these individuals. It's not that they ignore competition, but they look at the topic in the wrong perspective. Competition is something your business must have, not something you don't want. If you find yourself bragging about your lack of competition, remember these points below: There is no need for your product or service, which means you don’t have a market. You aren’t aware of your product’s value to consumers....