Christopher Hann
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Christopher Hann is a freelance writer in Lebanon Township, N.J., and an adjunct professor of journalism at Rutgers University.
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Building a Business
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Online Presence
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A little blue birdie can offer great opportunities to interact with and retain customers.
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Building a Business
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You gotta know how to hold 'em...
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You should be asking every prospective worker these questions.
Building a Business
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One professional offers his three-step plan for crafting a mission statement for your business.
Building a Business
3 Steps to Getting Good Press
An expert in PR offers his best advice for attracting media attention.
Building a Business
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Keep these tips in mind when looking to rent space to work.
Building a Business
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A franchisee for over 30 years explains what to do to make the company hear your idea.
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Follow these three steps to ensure you handle a tricky money situation with sense.
Building a Business
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Building a Business
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Building a Business
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Running a family business can unite members of a family but it can also tear them apart. Here are some tips keeping the peace, both at home and at the office.
Thought Leaders
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The road to excellence begins with defining and embracing a positive, effective company culture.
Building a Business
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"Follow the passion; don't follow the dollar," says CEO Harry Herington.
Human Resources
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Asking 'power questions' will improve your client relationships.
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Keeping employees invested in their jobs and dedicated to the company vision is one of the seminal workplace -- and maybe the most misunderstood.
