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9 Tips to Be a Great Guest Speaker – and Get Results!

Posted by on Jan 28th, 2012 in Communications, Ghostwriter - Ghostwriting, Sales, Marketing, Public Relations | 1 comment

9 Tips to Be a Great Guest Speaker – and Get Results!

Have you decided to hit the speaking circuit to promote your product or service? Congratulations! Giving talks is a powerful, effective way to enhance your reputation and grow your business. Once you’re booked, these tips will help you be a speaker who is applauded, referred and invited back: 1. Provide appropriate promotional materials in advance. Find out if the host organization has a newsletter, when it goes out, and the preferred content submission format. Send a brief description of your presentation, your bio, and a photo well ahead...

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Disconnect Health Insurance from Employment

Posted by on Jan 24th, 2012 in Business, Insurance, Management | 0 comments

It’s reasonable for health insurance companies to ask policyholders about their lifestyles. After all, that’s a key element in the risk equation. But when insurance is provided by the employer, privacy becomes a major issue. Individuals may have lifestyle and other health-related issues they’d rather people at work didn’t know about. Orlando Sentinel columnist Beth Kassab says she is getting “used to” companies asking for more information about their employees—information that was in years past considered private. Instead of...

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