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It's easy to be��sucked in by the allure of cutting-edge online marketing methods, especially given the fact��that 59 percent of small businesses��get their clients via SEO activity��and 33 percent get them through social media.However, while��online marketing is an important way to market your business, it's not the only way.

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First things first: Sorry about that clickbait.

It sucks, doesn't it?��You started your��new job with off-the-chart expectations, only to find that it was one��huge mistake.

Your candidate pool loves your job posting �����or else they wouldn't have applied.

Article by Isa AdneyA few years ago, I applied to Harvard's doctoral program in education leadership (Ed.L.D.).��I applied at the encouragement of a friend; I figured I had nothing to lose.To start the process, I did what I usually do when I'm doing something that terrifies me: I reached out to people who were already doing the terrifying thing to ask for their advice.I was amazed at how many current Harvard Ed.L.D. students were willing to help me.

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We all have bad habits.

During Small Business Week in May, FOXBusiness.com is running a special Growing Your Business series. Here is expert advice and insight for entrepreneurs from Greg Creed, chief executive officer of Yum! Brands.

We live in a Yelp world where the proliferation of third party rating sites and social media has democratized the bully pulpit.

Avoid these professions if you want a job with longevity...

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Editor's Note:��Employer branding firm��Universum recently released its��Inside Social Media��report, which surveys��the "current state of the social media landscape for employer brands and the trends shaping how and where you engage talent today." This is the fourth and final piece��in a series of articles based on the report.

Before America’s newest generation can enter the workplace, they’re going to have to learn an archaic form of communication: email.

In June of last year, global delivery giant FedEx settled a decade-long lawsuit involving the alleged misclassification of more than 2,000 drivers in California as independent contractors.

Traditional channels for sourcing��talent, like job boards and LinkedIn, are flooded with competition and full of dead ends.

Talent shortages get a lot of press these days, but��we should not forget that, despite all the talk about dwindling numbers of candidates, there are still plenty of job seekers��out there who find it hard to get��interviews.It's well documented��that unemployed applicants find it much harder to get jobs than their employed counterparts do.��It can also be a struggle for people returning from��extended career breaks.

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