This week the all new Carnival of the Capitalists and continues at the home of CotC, Bizosphere; with One Man Band as the post selection adviser for the week.

This week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists highlights the best bloggers writing on the internet today, and even posts from the mainstream media, as part of the new business magazine focus.

It's always great to read and discover the many high quality business and economics blogs, out there in the blogosphere.

We don't always get to them all, and this edition of Carnival of the Capitalists has introduced many of us to some brand new ones; as well as some long time contributors.



I have an entry in this week's Carnival of the Capitalists that made the cut.

My post is titled “Recession management: Positive brand image” where I discuss how building a strong and positive brand image is vital to business success in any economic climate. During an economic downturn, a good brand reputation could be a matter of your company survival. When times are hard, people prefer to do business with others whom they know and trust, even more than when the economy is strong. What people think of your brand and its promise are essential to that trust.

If you wish to submit an entry to next week's, or any Carnival of the Capitalists edition, e-mail your entries to the new address:

thecotc -at- gmail -dot- com

You can always use the handy entry form at Gongol.com where all you have to do is fill in the blanks. Talk about making it easy to be included!



The growth and staying power, of Carnival of the Capitalists, has resulted in some serious problems for the carnival concept. Many hosts had been complaining of the number of bad posts that were being submitted, and those posts were lowering the carnival quality. In fact, it has been observed by many that the carnival concept has jumped the shark.

Next week's Carnival of the Capitalists will continue hosting, at the home of CotC, at Jay Solo's Bizosphere.

In the meantime, click your mouse over to the Bizosphere hosting of Carnival of the Capitalists.

Tags: carnivals, capitalism, business, marketing.

READ MORE - CotC From One Man Band to Bizosphere

This week the all new Carnival of the Capitalists and continues at the home of CotC, Bizosphere; with the guest host and post selector Mike from PartnerUp, the social network for entrepreneurs.

This week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists highlights the best bloggers writing on the internet today, and even posts from the mainstream media, as part of the new business magazine focus.

It's always great to read and discover the many high quality business and economics blogs, out there in the blogosphere.

We don't always get to them all, and this edition of Carnival of the Capitalists has introduced many of us to some brand new ones; as well as some long time contributors.



I have an entry in this week's Carnival of the Capitalists that made the cut.

My post is titled "Home offices : Capitalism helping the environment" where I discuss how We often hear that people should think globally and act locally to protect the environment. Often forgotten among the segments of society who are doing their share to conserve resources for future generations are home based offices and businesses. In an era of Peak Oil and climate change, the telecommuter and solopreneur are more important to the economy than ever.

If you wish to submit an entry to next week's, or any Carnival of the Capitalists edition, e-mail your entries to the new address:

thecotc -at- gmail -dot- com

You can always use the handy entry form at Gongol.com where all you have to do is fill in the blanks. Talk about making it easy to be included!



The growth and staying power, of Carnival of the Capitalists, has resulted in some serious problems for the carnival concept. Many hosts had been complaining of the number of bad posts that were being submitted, and those posts were lowering the carnival quality. In fact, it has been observed by many that the carnival concept has jumped the shark.

Next week's Carnival of the Capitalists will be hosted at the home of CotC at Jay Solo's Bizosphere; and it will be hosted there for the immediate future, with cehwiedel as the post selection advisor for the week.

In the meantime, click your mouse over to the Bizosphere hosting of Carnival of the Capitalists.

Tags: carnivals, capitalism, business, marketing.

READ MORE - CotC: From PartnerUp to Bizosphere

This week sees a small business approach to the traveling business show, recognized by one and all as Carnival of the Capitalists and arrives at Nikole Hunter Gipps' independent business information and advice blog known as Small Business Essentials.

This week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists highlights some of the best bloggers writing on the internet today, as well as some of the best and most popular entries ever to the Carnival.

Blogging topics presented include entrepreneurship, management, stock market trading, internet commerce, marketing, the national economy, and personal finance.

As you would expect from Carnival of the Capitalists, there are many discussions of economics, entrepreneurship, marketing, business management, and small business.

It's always great to read and discover the many high quality business and economics blogs, out there in the blogosphere.

We don't always get to them all, and this edition of Carnival of the Capitalists has introduced many of us to some brand new ones; as well as some long time contributors.



I have an entry in this week's Carnival of the Capitalists as well.

My post is titled "Boosting sales: Become a problem solver" where I discuss how sales representatives are always told, and often in not so subtle terms, to create a sense of urgency in their prospects. After all, you want the potential customer or client to purchase your products and services now rather than at some undetermined time in the future. The problem is with creating that need, on the part of the prospect, to make the purchasing decision right away.

If you wish to submit an entry to next week's, or any Carnival of the Capitalists edition, e-mail your entries to the new address:

thecotc -at- gmail -dot- com

You can always use the handy entry form at Gongol.com where all you have to do is fill in the blanks. Talk about making it easy to be included!



If you are searching for new and exciting ways to expand your blog's readership, you should seriously consider sending an entry to Carnival of the Capitalists.

Merely being included in the company, of the first rate regular Carnival of the Capitalists contributors, will enhance the reputation of your blog.

The extra visitors sent to your blog won't hurt either!

The growth and staying power, of Carnival of the Capitalists, is beginning to catch the attention of people outside the blogging community. Each hosting, brings a fresh assortment of new readers, to the various blogs involved.

The visitors aren't only bloggers anymore.

Readership is expanding to include the mainstream media, various government and private organizations, many businesses, and other interested people from beyond the blogging community.

Many people are introduced to some tremendous business blogs that they might otherwise have missed.

Next week's Carnival of the Capitalists will be hosted at the home of CotC at Jay Solo's Bizosphere; and it could be the last of its kind. Jay is considering some major changes to the carnival as the time of carnivals is passing as a concept.

In the meantime, click your mouse over to the Small Business Essentials hosting of Carnival of the Capitalists.

If the great posted entries don't convince you to click, or the possibility of finding some brand new blogs to read doesn't do it, then visit Carnival of the Capitalists and get into business for yourself.

Tags: carnivals, capitalism, business, marketing.

READ MORE - Carnival of the Capitalists again at Small Business Essentials

This week sees a social networking approach to the traveling business show, recognized by one and all as Carnival of the Capitalists and arrives at the political and business blog known as The City Unslicker.

This week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists highlights some of the best bloggers writing on the internet today, as well as some of the best and most popular entries ever to the Carnival.

Blogging topics presented include entrepreneurship, management, market trading, internet commerce, marketing, the national economy and personal finance.

As you would expect from Carnival of the Capitalists, there are many discussions of economics, marketing, business, and small business.

It's always great to read and discover the many high quality blogs out there in the blogosphere.

We don't always get to them all, and this edition of Carnival of the Capitalists has introduced many of us to some brand new ones; as well as some long time contributors.



If you wish to submit an entry to next week's, or any Carnival of the Capitalists edition, e-mail your entries to the new address:

thecotc -at- gmail -dot- com

You can always use the handy entry form at Gongol.com where all you have to do is fill in the blanks. Talk about making it easy to be included!



If you are searching for new and exciting ways to expand your blog's readership, you should seriously consider sending an entry to Carnival of the Capitalists.

Merely being included in the company, of the first rate regular Carnival of the Capitalists contributors, will enhance the reputation of your blog.

The extra visitors sent to your blog won't hurt either!

The growth and staying power, of Carnival of the Capitalists, is beginning to catch the attention of people outside the blogging community. Each hosting, brings a fresh assortment of new readers, to the various blogs involved.

The visitors aren't only bloggers anymore.

Readership is expanding to include the mainstream media, various government and private organizations, many businesses, and other interested people from beyond the blogging community.

Many people are introduced to some tremendous blogs that they might otherwise have missed.

Next week's Carnival of the Capitalists will be next week's anniversary edition will hosted at CotC co-founder Rob May's business blog known as Business Pundit. CotC has completed four very successful years, and will begin its fifth year. Carnival of the Capitalists is now the oldest uninterrupted blog carnival.

In the meantime, click your mouse over to the The City Unslicker hosting of Carnival of the Capitalists.

If the great posted entries don't convince you to click, or the possibility of finding some brand new blogs to read doesn't do it, then visit Carnival of the Capitalists and get into business for yourself.

Tags: carnivals, capitalism, business, marketing.

READ MORE - Carnival of the Capitalists at The City Unslicker

This week sees a scientific approach to the traveling business show, recognized by one and all as Carnival of the Capitalists and arrives at the science, health, wellness, education, and leadership blog known as SharpBrains.


This week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists highlights some of the best bloggers writing on the internet today, as well as some of the best and most popular entries ever to the Carnival.

Blogging topics presented include entrepreneurship, management, market trading, internet commerce, marketing, the national economy and personal finance.

As you would expect from Carnival of the Capitalists, there are many discussions of economics, marketing, business, and small business.

It's always great to read and discover the many high quality blogs out there in the blogosphere.

We don't always get to them all, and this edition of Carnival of the Capitalists has introduced many of us to some brand new ones; as well as some long time contributors.



I have an entry in this week's Carnival of the Capitalists as well.

My post is titled "Sales commissions: Expense or investment" where I discuss how paying out sales commissions is a situation that causes many internal company disputes. One side considers salespeople receiving commission compensation is the same as any other salary and wage expense. The other side considers those commissions well worth the money spent as they produce customers and revenue that would otherwise be left on the table.

If you wish to submit an entry to next week's, or any Carnival of the Capitalists edition, e-mail your entries to the new address:

thecotc -at- gmail -dot- com

You can always use the handy entry form at Gongol.com where all you have to do is fill in the blanks. Talk about making it easy to be included!




If you are searching for new and exciting ways to expand your blog's readership, you should seriously consider sending an entry to Carnival of the Capitalists.

Merely being included in the company, of the first rate regular Carnival of the Capitalists contributors, will enhance the reputation of your blog.

The extra visitors sent to your blog won't hurt either!

The growth and staying power, of Carnival of the Capitalists, is beginning to catch the attention of people outside the blogging community. Each hosting, brings a fresh assortment of new readers, to the various blogs involved.

The visitors aren't only bloggers anymore.

Readership is expanding to include the mainstream media, various government and private organizations, many businesses, and other interested people from beyond the blogging community.

Many people are introduced to some tremendous blogs that they might otherwise have missed.

Next week's Carnival of the Capitalists will be at the social media and business blog known as The Virtual Handshake Blog.

In the meantime, click your mouse over to the SharpBrains hosting of Carnival of the Capitalists.

If the great posted entries don't convince you to click, or the possibility of finding some brand new blogs to read doesn't do it, then visit Carnival of the Capitalists and get into business for yourself.

Tags: carnivals, capitalism, business, marketing.

READ MORE - Carnival of the Capitalists at SharpBrains

This week sees an entrepreneurial approach to the traveling business show, recognized by one and all as Carnival of the Capitalists and arrives at Scott Allen's guide for entrepreneurship and small business at About.com: Entrepreneurs.

This week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists highlights some of the best bloggers writing on the internet today, as well as some of the best and most popular entries ever to the Carnival.

Blogging topics presented include entrepreneurship, management, market trading, internet commerce, marketing, the national economy and personal finance.

As you would expect from Carnival of the Capitalists, there are many discussions of economics, marketing, business, and small business.

It's always great to read and discover the many high quality blogs out there in the blogosphere.

We don't always get to them all, and this edition of Carnival of the Capitalists has introduced many of us to some brand new ones; as well as some long time contributors.



I have an entry in this week's Carnival of the Capitalists as well.

My post is titled "Business ideas: Don't chase mirages" where I discuss how some very tempting money losing ideas must be avoided to prevent disastrous losses. Business people must avoid chasing shimmering mirages. These are those elusive, yet seductive projects that promise riches, but yield only bottom line wrecking nightmares. These are the ideas that lead otherwise astute business people like demonic pied pipers to their company's demise.

If you wish to submit an entry to next week's, or any Carnival of the Capitalists edition, e-mail your entries to the new address:

thecotc -at- gmail -dot- com

You can always use the handy entry form at Gongol.com where all you have to do is fill in the blanks. Talk about making it easy to be included!




If you are searching for new and exciting ways to expand your blog's readership, you should seriously consider sending an entry to Carnival of the Capitalists.

Merely being included in the company, of the first rate regular Carnival of the Capitalists contributors, will enhance the reputation of your blog.

The extra visitors sent to your blog won't hurt either!

The growth and staying power, of Carnival of the Capitalists, is beginning to catch the attention of people outside the blogging community. Each hosting, brings a fresh assortment of new readers, to the various blogs involved.

The visitors aren't only bloggers anymore.

Readership is expanding to include the mainstream media, various government and private organizations, many businesses, and other interested people from beyond the blogging community.

Many people are introduced to some tremendous blogs that they might otherwise have missed.

Next week's Carnival of the Capitalists will be at the science, health, wellness, education, and leadership blog known as SharpBrains.

In the meantime, click your mouse over to the About.com: Entrepreneurs hosting of Carnival of the Capitalists.

If the great posted entries don't convince you to click, or the possibility of finding some brand new blogs to read doesn't do it, then visit Carnival of the Capitalists and get into business for yourself.

Tags: carnivals, capitalism, business, marketing.

READ MORE - Carnival of the Capitalists at About.com: Entrepreneurs

This week sees a technological approach to the traveling business show, recognized by one and all as Carnival of the Capitalists and arrives at Jay Solo's new technology blog known as Welcome To Help.

This week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists highlights some of the best bloggers writing on the internet today, as well as some of the best and most popular entries ever to the Carnival.

Blogging topics presented include entrepreneurship, management, market trading, internet commerce, marketing, the national economy and personal finance.

As you would expect from Carnival of the Capitalists, there are many discussions of economics, marketing, business, and small business.

It's always great to read and discover the many high quality blogs out there in the blogosphere.

We don't always get to them all, and this edition of Carnival of the Capitalists has introduced many of us to some brand new ones; as well as some long time contributors.



I have an entry in this week's Carnival of the Capitalists as well.

My post is titled "Virtual companies: Long distance employees" where I discuss how virtual companies are now part of the mainstream business landscape. While the vast majority of organizations take a bricks and mortar approach, businesses with no real estate beyond bits and bytes are finding their niche as well. Internet only companies also face some unique staffing and personnel problems.

If you wish to submit an entry to next week's, or any Carnival of the Capitalists edition, e-mail your entries to the new address:

thecotc -at- gmail -dot- com

You can always use the handy entry form at Gongol.com where all you have to do is fill in the blanks. Talk about making it easy to be included!




If you are searching for new and exciting ways to expand your blog's readership, you should seriously consider sending an entry to Carnival of the Capitalists.

Merely being included in the company, of the first rate regular Carnival of the Capitalists contributors, will enhance the reputation of your blog.

The extra visitors sent to your blog won't hurt either!

The growth and staying power, of Carnival of the Capitalists, is beginning to catch the attention of people outside the blogging community. Each hosting, brings a fresh assortment of new readers, to the various blogs involved.

The visitors aren't only bloggers anymore.

Readership is expanding to include the mainstream media, various government and private organizations, many businesses, and other interested people from beyond the blogging community.

Many people are introduced to some tremendous blogs that they might otherwise have missed.

Next week's Carnival of the Capitalists will be at Scott Allen's guide to entrepreneurship and small business at About.com: Entrepreneurs.

In the meantime, click your mouse over to the Welcome To Help hosting of Carnival of the Capitalists.

If the great posted entries don't convince you to click, or the possibility of finding some brand new blogs to read doesn't do it, then visit Carnival of the Capitalists and get into business for yourself.

Tags: carnivals, capitalism, business, marketing.

READ MORE - Carnival of the Capitalists at Welcome To Help

This week sees an entrepreneurial approach to the traveling business show, recognized by one and all as Carnival of the Capitalists and is at the small business and entrepreneurship advice blog known as Small Business Essentials.

This week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists highlights some of the best bloggers writing on the internet today, as well as some of the best and most popular entries ever to the Carnival.

Blogging topics presented include entrepreneurship, management, market trading, internet commerce, marketing, the national economy and personal finance.

As you would expect from Carnival of the Capitalists, there are many discussions of economics, marketing, business, and small business.

It's always great to read and discover the many high quality blogs out there in the blogosphere.

We don't always get to them all, and this edition of Carnival of the Capitalists has introduced many of us to some brand new ones; as well as some long time contributors.



I have an entry in this week's Carnival of the Capitalists as well.

My post is titled "Funny Business by Allen Rosenshine - Book review" where I discuss how finding career and business advice from Muhammad Ali, Bill Clinton, and the Mob all in one book is rare. Discovering that every story where the sharing of those sage thoughts is hilarious in itself, is a very rare treat. The advertising industry may be one of the largest and most influential in the world, but it is also a barrel of laughs, and operates in its own off kilter style, according to legendary advertising agency CEO Allen Rosenshine. He shares tales of fun and laughter, blended with superb business advice, in his book Funny Business: Moguls, Mobsters, Megastars, And the Mad, Mad World of the Ad Game.

If you wish to submit an entry to next week's, or any Carnival of the Capitalists edition, e-mail your entries to the new address:

thecotc -at- gmail -dot- com

You can always use the handy entry form at Gongol.com where all you have to do is fill in the blanks. Talk about making it easy to be included!




If you are searching for new and exciting ways to expand your blog's readership, you should seriously consider sending an entry to Carnival of the Capitalists.

Merely being included in the company, of the first rate regular Carnival of the Capitalists contributors, will enhance the reputation of your blog.

The extra visitors sent to your blog won't hurt either!

The growth and staying power, of Carnival of the Capitalists, is beginning to catch the attention of people outside the blogging community. Each hosting, brings a fresh assortment of new readers, to the various blogs involved.

The visitors aren't only bloggers anymore.

Readership is expanding to include the mainstream media, various government and private organizations, many businesses, and other interested people from beyond the blogging community.

Many people are introduced to some tremendous blogs that they might otherwise have missed.

Next week's Carnival of the Capitalists will be at CotC co-founder Rob May's industry standard business blog known as Business Pundit.

In the meantime, click your mouse over to the Small Business Essentials hosting of Carnival of the Capitalists.

If the great posted entries don't convince you to click, or the possibility of finding some brand new blogs to read doesn't do it, then visit Carnival of the Capitalists and get into business for yourself.

Tags: carnivals, capitalism, business, marketing.

READ MORE - Carnival of the Capitalists at Small Business Essentials

This week sees an adult marketing approach to the traveling business show, recognized by one and all as Carnival of the Capitalists and is at the mainstream and adult marketing blog known as Marketing Whore.

This week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists highlights some of the best bloggers writing on the internet today, as well as some of the best and most popular entries ever to the Carnival.

Blogging topics presented include entrepreneurship, management, market trading, internet commerce, marketing, the national economy and personal finance.

As you would expect from Carnival of the Capitalists, there are many discussions of economics, marketing, business, and small business.

It's always great to read and discover the many high quality blogs out there in the blogosphere.

We don't always get to them all, and this edition of Carnival of the Capitalists has introduced many of us to some brand new ones; as well as some long time contributors.



I have an entry in this week's Carnival of the Capitalists as well.

My post is titled "Instant Income by Janet Switzer - Book review" where I review a great book that discusses how cash is king for any business, writes well known marketing authority Janet Switzer, in her latest book Instant Income: Strategies That Bring in the Cash for Small Businesses, Innovative Employees, and Occasional Entrepreneurs. Even easier, she says, are the numerous, simple to apply opportunities to generate that cash flow infusion almost immediately.

If you wish to submit an entry to next week's, or any Carnival of the Capitalists edition, e-mail your entries to the new address:

thecotc -at- gmail -dot- com

You can always use the handy entry form at Gongol.com where all you have to do is fill in the blanks. Talk about making it easy to be included!




If you are searching for new and exciting ways to expand your blog's readership, you should seriously consider sending an entry to Carnival of the Capitalists.

Merely being included in the company, of the first rate regular Carnival of the Capitalists contributors, will enhance the reputation of your blog.

The extra visitors sent to your blog won't hurt either!

The growth and staying power, of Carnival of the Capitalists, is beginning to catch the attention of people outside the blogging community. Each hosting, brings a fresh assortment of new readers, to the various blogs involved.

The visitors aren't only bloggers anymore.

Readership is expanding to include the mainstream media, various government and private organizations, many businesses, and other interested people from beyond the blogging community.

Many people are introduced to some tremendous blogs that they might otherwise have missed.

Next week's Carnival of the Capitalists will be at the small business and entrepreneurship advice blog known as Small Business Essentials.

In the meantime, click your mouse over to the Marketing Whore hosting of Carnival of the Capitalists.

If the great posted entries don't convince you to click, or the possibility of finding some brand new blogs to read doesn't do it, then visit Carnival of the Capitalists and get into business for yourself.

Tags: carnivals, capitalism, business, marketing.

READ MORE - Carnival of the Capitalists at The Marketing Whore

This week sees a culinary approach to the traveling business show, recognized by one and all as Carnival of the Capitalists and is hosted by Carnival co-creator Jay Solo at his cooking and recipe blog known as The Married Guy Cook.

This week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists highlights some of the best bloggers writing on the internet today, as well as some of the best and most popular entries ever to the Carnival.

Blogging topics presented include entrepreneurship, management, market trading, internet commerce, marketing, the national economy and personal finance.

As you would expect from Carnival of the Capitalists, there are many discussions of economics, marketing, business, and small business.

It's always great to read and discover the many high quality blogs out there in the blogosphere.

We don't always get to them all, and this edition of Carnival of the Capitalists has introduced many of us to some brand new ones; as well as some long time contributors.



I have an entry in this week's Carnival of the Capitalists as well.

My post is titled "Simple marketing: Ideas you can use every day" where I discuss how marketing is one of those big concept departments. Everyone talks about it, but not all business people are entirely certain who to make their marketing work. Constantly seeking the grand slam marketing idea, they miss the easy to use daily techniques. Some small efforts can reap some huge rewards.

If you wish to submit an entry to next week's, or any Carnival of the Capitalists edition, e-mail your entries to the new address:

thecotc -at- gmail -dot- com

You can always use the handy entry form at Gongol.com where all you have to do is fill in the blanks. Talk about making it easy to be included!




If you are searching for new and exciting ways to expand your blog's readership, you should seriously consider sending an entry to Carnival of the Capitalists.

Merely being included in the company, of the first rate regular Carnival of the Capitalists contributors, will enhance the reputation of your blog.

The extra visitors sent to your blog won't hurt either!

The growth and staying power, of Carnival of the Capitalists, is beginning to catch the attention of people outside the blogging community. Each hosting, brings a fresh assortment of new readers, to the various blogs involved.

The visitors aren't only bloggers anymore.

Readership is expanding to include the mainstream media, various government and private organizations, many businesses, and other interested people from beyond the blogging community.

Many people are introduced to some tremendous blogs that they might otherwise have missed.

Next week's Carnival of the Capitalists will be at the mainstream and adult marketing blog known as Marketing Whore.

In the meantime, click your mouse over to the The Married Guy Cook hosting of Carnival of the Capitalists.

If the great posted entries don't convince you to click, or the possibility of finding some brand new blogs to read doesn't do it, then visit Carnival of the Capitalists and get into business for yourself.

Tags: carnivals, capitalism, business, marketing.

READ MORE - Carnival of the Capitalists at The Married Guy Cook

This week sees a managerial approach to the travelling business show, recognized by one and all as Carnival of the Capitalists and if hosted by Sandy Kristin Piderit (photo below left) at Management Professor Notes II.

This week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists highlights some of the best bloggers writing on the internet today, as well as some of the best and most popular entries ever to the Carnival.



Sandy Kristin Piderit (photo left)

Blogging topics presented include entrepreneurship, management, market trading, internet commerce, marketing, the national economy and personal finance.

As you would expect from Carnival of the Capitalists, there are many discussions of economics, marketing, business, and small business.

It's always great to read and discover the many high quality blogs out there in the blogosphere.

We don't always get to them all, and this edition of Carnival of the Capitalists has introduced many of us to some brand new ones; as well as some long time contributors.



I have an entry in this week's Carnvival of the Capitalists as well.

My post is titled "Employee Relations: Separate sets of rules" where I discuss how treating employees fairly is usually a motto of most successful businesses. All too often, however, the reality to employee relations falls short of the ideal standard. Many times, some employees are held to very different standards from other members of the organiztion. The differences may be subtle, or they may be overtly blatant. In almost every case, they are damaging to the company.


If you wish to submit an entry to next week's, or any Carnival of the Capitalists edition, e-mail your entries to the new address:

bizosphere -at- gmail -dot- com

You can always use the handy entry form at Gongol.com where all you have to do is fill in the blanks. Talk about making it easy to be included!



If you are searching for new and exciting ways to expand your blog's readership, you should seriously consider sending an entry to Carnival of the Capitalists.

Merely being included in the company, of the first rate regular Carnival of the Capitalists contributors, will enhance the reputation of your blog.

The extra visitors sent to your blog won't hurt either!

The growth and staying power, of Carnival of the Capitalists, is beginning to catch the attention of people outside the blogging community. Each hosting, brings a fresh assortment of new readers, to the various blogs involved.

The visitors aren't only bloggers anymore.

Readership is expanding to include the mainstream media, various government and private organizations, many businesses, and other interested people from beyond the blogging community.

Many people are introduced to some tremendous blogs that they might otherwise have missed.

Next week's Carnival of the Capitalists will be hosted by long time Carnival supporter Brian Gongol of Gongol.com.

In the meantime, click your mouse over to the Management Professor Notes II hosting of Carnival of the Capitalists.

If the great posted entries don't convince you to click, or the possibility of finding some brand new blogs to read doesn't do it, then visit Carnival of the Capitalists and get into business for yourself.

Tags: carnivals, capitalism, business, marketing.

READ MORE - Carnival of the Capitalists at Management Professor Notes II

Welcome to this edition of the travelling business show, recognized by one and all as Carnival of the Capitalists. It is my honour and privilege to be your host once again, for this auspicious business and economics blogging event.

If this is your first visit to Blog Business World, I welcome you and hope you have time to sift through my archived business, bloggig, SEO, marketing, and public relations posts. If you are a returning visitor, welcome back. I not only write here, but I also host a weekly internet radio show on business titled Blog Business Success. It is hosted on the award winning and fast rising Blog Talk Radio.

Sit back with your popcorn and cotton candy and enjoy the entries on offer, from some of the best and most informed bloggers on the internet. Without further adieu, here is this week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists.



Marketing

Chris Denny presents Top 3 Factors to Generate Sales Leads posted at Lead Optimize.

Gracie Passette of Marketing Whore discusses the pros and cons of using outside third party marketing consultants.

Management

Henry Stern at InsureBlog has a personal story of how one phone manufacturer managed to squander a significant amount of goodwill. It's a hard lesson in how not to run a business.

FMF discusses some problems with a leading retailer, and some lessons learned, in Making Sears Pay posted at Free Money Finance.

Amy L. Fontinelle says working at an independent business has some real advantages in Ten Pros of Working for a Small Business posted at SavingAdvice.com Blog.

Jim Logan asks is your business attempting to fix a problem or enable a solution that isn't valued, measured or monitored by your target market? If so, you're wasting your time and your offering will never sell in Anatomy of a worthless business proposition posted at Jim Logan.

Matthew Paulson presents some handy advice on How to Choose an Accountant (And Save Thousands in Taxes) posted at Getting Green.

Mike Harmon says you are probably already using a program like Quickbooks or Microsoft Money to balance your business books. He reveals three reasons why getting a good book-keeper will make a world of difference in your business, in Home Based Business Tips - Three Reasons to Outsource Your Businesses Accounting Needs, posted at Basic Accounting.



Leadership and Productivity

Jim Stroup at Managing Leadership suggests that it's better to hire happy employees in the first place, rather than attempt to instill morale in your staff.

Peter Khoury at InControlCoaching.com goes beyond "The Secret" with his posting about Wealth Attraction on Steroids with NLP.

Edith Yeung provides some philosophical Advice from a Billionaire posted at Stewart Hsu.

CA presents Top 3 things to look for when hiring posted at Atlantic Canada's Small Business Blog.

Jason Rakowski presents a study in the importance of how Cellular Retailers Must Greet Customers within 30 Seconds posted at Learn Good Customer Service.

Pawel Brodzinski describes how uur first long-term job is usually one of the essentials which creates our further career. It forms us as employees and as an entrepreneur in Role of the First Job posted at Software Project Management.

Leon Gettler presents seven questions that companies must ask for creating an ethical culture posted at Sox First.

Wally Bock of Three Star Leadership Blog shows us how you can learn important lessons from the General Electric Company. They just may not be the ones you think of right away.

Charles Green of Trust Matters talks about how it seems the best leaders are sages, able to hold two contradictory ideas in mind at the same time, believe both, and reconcile them.



Entrepreneurship

Steve Faber presents a discussion of How to Succeed With the Right Home Business posted at Debt Free.

Jimmy Atkinson at Ask The Advisor talks about retirement options for self employed business people.

Stacey Derbinshire of Starting a Home Small Business recommends keeping your day job as you start your own independent business venture.

Tom Stanley presents How to Investigate a Business Franchise Opportunity posted at Tom's Franchise Information Blog.

Bill Sheridan presents some handy tips on Successful Phoning posted at The Freestyle Entrepreneur.

Business Finance

Benjamin Yoskovitz of Instigator Blog goes through some cases where raising venture capital money is helpful, and even a necessity; and other cases where it's less important.

Ruby presents an exhaustive list of 25 Ways to Make Money Quickly and Easily (and Legally) posted at Advice and Rants.

Silicon Valley Blogger presents a challenging discusion about how to Become A Millionaire In 10 Steps Flat posted at The Digerati Life.



Economics and the Economy

Adam Gurri at Sophistpundit suggests why universal government controlled free internet service, provided by taxpayers, is a bad idea.

Vihar Sheth of Green - Rising is not impressed with the economics or reasoning behind the push for increased ethonal usage.

Michelle Cramer discusses the importance of giving back to the community in Using Your Business to Serve the Community posted at GreatFX Business Cards.

James Hamilton of Econbrowser discusses the confusing and conflicting measures of the state of the labor market in Reconciling the BED, CES, and birth/death employment data.

Jason Elder says most people know about Chapters 7 and 11 but he asks if you know about the other four in The 6 Laws Defining Bankruptcy posted at A Bankruptcy Lawyer's Blog.

Thanks to all of the entrants on their interesting and informative posts. Thanks to you for stopping by, and reading as you ate your popcorn and cotton candy.

Next week's Carnival of the Capitalists will be hosted by Sandy Kristin Piderit at Management Professor Notes II.

Tags: carnivals, capitalism, business, marketing.

READ MORE - Blog Business World welcomes Carnival of the Capitalists

This week sees a public relations approach to the travelling business show, recognized by one and all as Carnival of the Capitalists arrives at Steven Silvers' media and public relations blog known as Scatterbox by Steven Silvers.


This week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists highlights some of the best bloggers writing on the internet today, as well as some of the best and most popular entries ever to the Carnival.

Blogging topics presented include entrepreneurship, management, market trading, internet commerce, marketing, the national economy and personal finance.

As you would expect from Carnival of the Capitalists, there are many discussions of economics, marketing, business, and small business.

It's always great to read and discover the many high quality blogs out there in the blogosphere.

We don't always get to them all, and this edition of Carnival of the Capitalists has introduced many of us to some brand new ones; as well as some long time contributors.



I have an entry in this week's Carnvival of the Capitalists as well.

My post is titled "Attitude change: Declare a positive week" where I discuss how business owners and managers experience much doom and gloom in the course of a working day. Confronted by the news with tragedy of every sort, finding marketing and other business problems of all kinds, and facing the usual employee frustrations, many entrepreneurs and managers want to throw up their hands and surrender. Instead of falling into dismay, it's time to declare a company Positive Week.

If you wish to submit an entry to next week's, or any Carnival of the Capitalists edition, e-mail your entries to the new address:

bizosphere -at- gmail -dot- com

You can always use the handy entry form at Gongol.com where all you have to do is fill in the blanks. Talk about making it easy to be included!



If you are searching for new and exciting ways to expand your blog's readership, you should seriously consider sending an entry to Carnival of the Capitalists.

Merely being included in the company, of the first rate regular Carnival of the Capitalists contributors, will enhance the reputation of your blog.

The extra visitors sent to your blog won't hurt either!

The growth and staying power, of Carnival of the Capitalists, is beginning to catch the attention of people outside the blogging community. Each hosting, brings a fresh assortment of new readers, to the various blogs involved.

The visitors aren't only bloggers anymore.

Readership is expanding to include the mainstream media, various government and private organizations, many businesses, and other interested people from beyond the blogging community.

Many people are introduced to some tremendous blogs that they might otherwise have missed.

Next week's Carnival of the Capitalists will be right here at Blog Business World as I host the Carnival once again.

In the meantime, click your mouse over to the Scatterbox by Steven Silvers hosting of Carnival of the Capitalists.

If the great posted entries don't convince you to click, or the possibility of finding some brand new blogs to read doesn't do it, then visit Carnival of the Capitalists and get into business for yourself.

Tags: carnivals, capitalism, business, marketing.

READ MORE - Carnival of the Capitalists at Scatterbox by Steven Silvers

This week sees an adult marketing approach to the travelling business show, recognized by one and all as Carnival of the Capitalists arrives at the mainstrean and adult marketing site known as Marketing Whore.

This week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists highlights some of the best bloggers writing on the internet today, as well as some of the best and most popular entries ever to the Carnival.

Blogging topics presented include entrepreneurship, management, market trading, internet commerce, marketing, the national economy and personal finance.

As you would expect from Carnival of the Capitalists, there are many discussions of economics, marketing, business, and small business.

It's always great to read and discover the many high quality blogs out there in the blogosphere.

We don't always get to them all, and this edition of Carnival of the Capitalists has introduced many of us to some brand new ones; as well as some long time contributors.



I have an entry in this week's Carnvival of the Capitalists as well.

My post is titled "Run With the Bulls by Tim Irwin - Book review" where I evaluate and discuss how the metaphor of the famous running with the bulls in Pamplona, Spain, as analogous to how modern corporations operate, is the powerful insight made by author Tim Irwin in Run With the Bulls Without Getting Trampled: The Qualities You Need to Stay Out of Harm's Way And Thrive at Work. The bulls don't care if the throng of runners is in the way of their objective to reach their fresh grass pastures. The modern corporation, in the same way, is only concerned with achieving its own goals.

If you wish to submit an entry to next week's, or any Carnival of the Capitalists edition, e-mail your entries to the new address:

bizosphere -at- gmail -dot- com

You can always use the handy entry form at Gongol.com where all you have to do is fill in the blanks. Talk about making it easy to be included!



If you are searching for new and exciting ways to expand your blog's readership, you should seriously consider sending an entry to Carnival of the Capitalists.

Merely being included in the company, of the first rate regular Carnival of the Capitalists contributors, will enhance the reputation of your blog.

The extra visitors sent to your blog won't hurt either!

The growth and staying power, of Carnival of the Capitalists, is beginning to catch the attention of people outside the blogging community. Each hosting, brings a fresh assortment of new readers, to the various blogs involved.

The visitors aren't only bloggers anymore.

Readership is expanding to include the mainstream media, various government and private organizations, many businesses, and other interested people from beyond the blogging community.

Many people are introduced to some tremendous blogs that they might otherwise have missed.

Next week's Carnival of the Capitalists will be at Mike DeWitt's highly eclectic blog known as Spooky Action.

In the meantime, click your mouse over to the Marketing Whore hosting of Carnival of the Capitalists.

If the great posted entries don't convince you to click, or the possibility of finding some brand new blogs to read doesn't do it, then visit Carnival of the Capitalists and get into business for yourself.

Tags: carnivals, capitalism, business, marketing.

READ MORE - Carnival of the Capitalists at Marketing Whore

This week sees a literary approach to the travelling business show, recognized by one and all as Carnival of the Capitalists arrives at the business book review blog known as 800-CEO-READ Blog.

This week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists highlights some of the best bloggers writing on the internet today, as well as some of the best and most popular entries ever to the Carnival.

Blogging topics presented include entrepreneurship, management, market trading, internet commerce, marketing, the national economy and personal finance.

As you would expect from Carnival of the Capitalists, there are many discussions of economics, marketing, business, and small business.

It's always great to read and discover the many high quality blogs out there in the blogosphere.

We don't always get to them all, and this edition of Carnival of the Capitalists has introduced many of us to some brand new ones; as well as some long time contributors.



If you wish to submit an entry to next week's, or any Carnival of the Capitalists edition, e-mail your entries to the new address:

bizosphere -at- gmail -dot- com

You can always use the handy entry form at Gongol.com where all you have to do is fill in the blanks. Talk about making it easy to be included!



If you are searching for new and exciting ways to expand your blog's readership, you should seriously consider sending an entry to Carnival of the Capitalists.

Merely being included in the company, of the first rate regular Carnival of the Capitalists contributors, will enhance the reputation of your blog.

The extra visitors sent to your blog won't hurt either!

The growth and staying power, of Carnival of the Capitalists, is beginning to catch the attention of people outside the blogging community. Each hosting, brings a fresh assortment of new readers, to the various blogs involved.

The visitors aren't only bloggers anymore.

Readership is expanding to include the mainstream media, various government and private organizations, many businesses, and other interested people from beyond the blogging community.

Many people are introduced to some tremendous blogs that they might otherwise have missed.

Next week's Carnival of the Capitalists will be at the mainstrean and adult marketing site known as Marketing Whore.

In the meantime, click your mouse over to the 800-CEO-READ Blog hosting of Carnival of the Capitalists.

If the great posted entries don't convince you to click, or the possibility of finding some brand new blogs to read doesn't do it, then visit Carnival of the Capitalists and get into business for yourself.

Tags: carnivals, capitalism, business, marketing.

READ MORE - Carnival of the Capitalists at 800-CEO-READ Blog

This week sees a technological approach to the travelling business show, recognized by one and all as Carnival of the Capitalists arrives at the Pune, India based entrepreneurship and technology blog known as Gyaan Sutra.

This week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists highlights some of the best bloggers writing on the internet today, as well as some of the best and most popular entries ever to the Carnival.

Blogging topics presented include entrepreneurship, management, market trading, internet commerce, marketing, the national economy and personal finance.

As you would expect from Carnival of the Capitalists, there are many discussions of economics, marketing, business, and small business.

It's always great to read and discover the many high quality blogs out there in the blogosphere.

We don't always get to them all, and this edition of Carnival of the Capitalists has introduced many of us to some brand new ones; as well as some long time contributors.



I have an entry in this week's Carnival of the Capitalists as well.

My post is titled "Sunk costs: Know when to pull the plug" where I discuss when business people think of sunk costs, if they ever consider the concept at all, think in terms of throwing good money after bad. While that is part of the definition of what constitutes a sunk cost, there is much more to the story. In fact, your own business probably has a few sunk costs and you might not even know it.

If you wish to submit an entry to next week's, or any Carnival of the Capitalists edition, e-mail your entries to the new address:

bizosphere -at- gmail -dot- com

You can always use the handy entry form at Gongol.com where all you have to do is fill in the blanks. Talk about making it easy to be included!



If you are searching for new and exciting ways to expand your blog's readership, you should seriously consider sending an entry to Carnival of the Capitalists.

Merely being included in the company, of the first rate regular Carnival of the Capitalists contributors, will enhance the reputation of your blog.

The extra visitors sent to your blog won't hurt either!

The growth and staying power, of Carnival of the Capitalists, is beginning to catch the attention of people outside the blogging community. Each hosting, brings a fresh assortment of new readers, to the various blogs involved.

The visitors aren't only bloggers anymore.

Readership is expanding to include the mainstream media, various government and private organizations, many businesses, and other interested people from beyond the blogging community.

Many people are introduced to some tremendous blogs that they might otherwise have missed.

Next week's Carnival of the Capitalists will be at the business book review blog known as 800-CEO-READ Blog.

In the meantime, click your mouse over to the Gyaan Sutra hosting of Carnival of the Capitalists.

If the great posted entries don't convince you to click, or the possibility of finding some brand new blogs to read doesn't do it, then visit Carnival of the Capitalists and get into business for yourself.

Tags: carnivals, capitalism, business, marketing.

READ MORE - Carnival of the Capitalists at Gyaan Sutra