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    What I Learned About Tourism Promotion in Hutchinson Kansas

    ByJeanne Cole April 20, 2009August 27, 2014

    Serving on a tourism board is fun and challenging. Sometimes we get a little set in our ways and need a good jolt to move on to new ideas. My recent trip with fellow bloggers to Hutchinson Kansas was the jolt I needed. These are some of the things I learned while I was having…

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    Farmers Market Webinar April 8 2009

    ByBecky McCray April 2, 2009August 27, 2014

    Why are we sharing the farmers market webinar? We get quite a few searches on farmers markets. Local foods are a huge trend in small town business. Their next two topics are finding your target market and youth entrepreneurship. Here’s the info from the nationwide eXtension group: Tips and Tricks for Successful Farmers’ Markets On…

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    Review: Brother multifunction printer

    ByBecky McCray March 21, 2009August 27, 2014

    Lauren Coley offered me a chance to review the Brother MFC-6490CW. It’s a very business like multifunction printer, scanner and fax. One thing caught my attention: 11″x17″ printing and scanning. So I said yes. I tested this one a bit more than the other printers I’ve done, because the printer goes back to Brother as…

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  • marketing | rural | social media

    Building better small town websites

    ByBecky McCray March 19, 2009August 27, 2014

    Our friend Shawn Kirsch, is back with another guest post. He’s been thinking about small town websites.  We are living in a time where it is easier to share information than ever before. We’ve advanced from the telegram, to the USPS, and to email. Today’s internet offers a multitude of ways to share information. Digg…

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    Review: Classroom Habitude by Angela Maeirs

    ByBecky McCray March 12, 2009August 27, 2014

    Angela Maiers was kind enough to share a copy of Classroom Habitudes with me. It’s her book on how to teach 21st Century learning habits and attitudes, exactly as described on the cover.So, why is a small business site reviewing a book that, on first glance, appears to be for teachers? Isn’t part of your…

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  • community | rural | workforce

    How Oklahoma is luring back former Oklahomans

    ByBecky McCray February 28, 2009August 27, 2014

    By Steven HendricksonWith all the unsettling national news about recession, layoffs and unemployment, it may seem strange to be talking about labor shortages, but that’s what we face in Oklahoma. The state’s 2009 employment outlook is vastly better than the nation’s, and Oklahoma employers will continue to confront shortages in all kinds of jobs. Some…

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    Most Profitable in 2008

    ByJeanne Cole February 21, 2009August 27, 2014

    According to a Feb. 2, 2009 article by Doug Caverly, staff writer for www.smallbusinessnewz.com the most profitable small business in 2008 was most likely your family DENTIST! He got his information from www.Sageworks.com and Anita Campbell, who listed the top ten profitable types of small business. The top three were those dentists (with a net…

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    Big discount for SOBCon09

    ByBecky McCray February 21, 2009August 27, 2014

    Today, Liz and I have launched the “Blog It, Earn It” discount promotion – it’s a chance for folks to get a $200 discount off the $795 full conference price if they put up a post about what the “ROI of Relationships” mean to them. Terry Starbucker Hurry, and get the important details from Terry. …

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