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Member Profile
Linda Formichelli
Freelance Writer
Concord, NH, USA
Linda Formichelli writes for Redbook, USA Weekend, Fitness, Women's Health, Business.com, Writer's Digest, and other magazines. Linda co-authored The Renegade Writer: A Totally Unconventional Guide to Freelance Writing Success and The Renegade Writer's Query Letters That Rock. Linda lives in Concord, NH, with her writer husband and two cats. Her interests include science fiction, languages & linguistics, Archie Comics, Thai iced tea, and cats. Linda's website is www.lindaformichelli.com, and you can check out her blog at http://www.therenegadewriter.com.
Industry:
Other Services
Size of Business:
none listed
Years in Business:
2-10 years
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Member Since: 09/15/2006
 Guides Written by Linda Formichelli
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For low-cost, effective recruiting post your job openings online
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Get what you need for less by bartering with other companies
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Boost response rates – and your sales – with free calls for customers
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Stay in constant contact with your prospects
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A compelling slogan can make your business memorable
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Keep your finger on the market pulse to boost your bottom line
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Say it with flowers, gift baskets or tickets to a game
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Cash-strapped? Uncover bargains just for small businesses.
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Stock your shelves with products from middlemen, not manufacturers
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Increase profits with an Internet marketing and advertising campaign
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Internet copywriting tips that boost sales and increase traffic
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Keep your employees happy and they'll keep your customers happy
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Motivate employees by offering stock options, bonuses, vacations and more
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Make your virtual office as productive and profitable as a traditional office
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Make extra cash by promoting other products and services on your site
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Use these tactics to find the best employees for your business
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A good PR plan will keep you focused on getting publicity on a regular basis
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Makdove, I'm sorry this happened to you! Hopefully someone with more experience in career issues will post a reply, but my advice is that if you don't ask, you don't get. Instead of stewing and being angry about the non-appearing bonus, ask your boss about it. If it makes you feel more confident, you can even write a quick script of what you'd like to say and practice it first. Then approach your boss in a non-confrontational way and let her know that you were very excited that she likes your work well enough to give you a bonus -- and that she has noticed your willingness to work overtime -- but you're concerned that ithe bonus hasn't yet appeared. This will remind your boss of your great work and give her a chance to explain what has happened with the bonus.
Good luck!
Linda
http://www.writeformagazines.com
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Great article! I can't wait to try out some of these tools.
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