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Then, responsible soul that you are, you pick it up and say hello.Executive business management teams of franchising companies must protect their proprietary information from getting into the wrong hands. Unfortunately in the uniform franchise offering circulars which are required by both federal and some state regulatory bodies require enormous amounts of information to be disclosed to the franchise buyers prior to entering the sales process. It behooves the Franchisor to be very careful which franchise prospects they give the uniform franchise offering c Turns out it isn’t one of your direct reports or one of your clients or vendors. It’s a reporter. “Hi, this is Francine Smith with Your Industry Magazine.” Your heart races and your stomach feels hollow. “I’d like to ask you a few questions about what’s going on in the industry.” We know we want coverage. 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It’s a reporter. “Hi, this is Francine Smith with Your Industry Magazine.” Your heart races and your stomach feels hollow. “I’d like to ask you a few questions about what’s going on in the industry.” We know we want coverage. We think, wouldn’t it be great if the press called us up instead of us having It's In The BLOG u pick it up and say hello.If you're looking to grow your business, then a BLOG is a great tool to add to your tool chest. In this article we will discuss BLOG basics and how you can use them in your business.1. What's a BLOG?What's a BLOG you ask? Well, let me tell you. According to Wikipedia.com:A blog (short for web log) is a user-generated website where entries are made in journal style and displayed in a reverse chronological order [newest entries are at the top].So, its really just a Turns out it isn’t one of your direct reports or one of your clients or vendors. It’s a reporter. “Hi, this is Francine Smith with Your Industry Magazine.” Your heart races and your stomach feels hollow. “I’d like to ask you a few questions about what’s going on in the industry.” We know we want coverage. We think, wouldn’t it be great if the press called us up instead of us having Business Relationships - Promises are for Keeping is Francine Smith with Your Industry Magazine.” Your heart races and your stomach feels hollow. “I’d like to ask you a few questions about what’s going on in the industry.”It's a small thing, but it is so vital. In your business relationships, forgetting little things promised, causes erosion of trust and belief in you and all you stand for.And ultimately, those little things add up to a lot for your people. And that affects you and in the end, your business success.Integrity is very important to me, and I try hard to 'do unto others as I would wish them do unto me'. 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We all have visions of the rest of the world valuing us, our companies and our contributions. But what happens when a reporter really is on line one? A blessed few can pick up the phone and say brilliant things. The vast majority of us panic. When we are caught completely off guard, the cortisol kicks in and we go blank. We freeze. It’s like the man-in-the-street interview. There are a small select few who are comfortable, but most people get that wide-eyed, deer-in-the-headlights look. All it t
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