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  How Does the Economy Actually Work? Ray Dalio Explains - Freakonomics

  freakonomics.com - Freakonomics

  Ray Dalio is the founder of Bridgewater Associates, known to some as "the world's richest and strangest hedge fund.” He has appeared on this blog …

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  How to Start Mapping Your Marketing Plan Right Now

  Entrepreneur - Dave Lavinsky

  Creating a marketing funnel that converts prospective customers into paying ones is key to your sales strategy. Here's how to get started. Converting customers from prospective to paying is a multi-step process, one I call your "marketing funnel." For every business, this will look different. Take …

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  The Best Marketing Advice You're Forgetting to Follow

  Entrepreneur - Colleen DeBaise

  In this week's column, Entrepreneur's Team Digital looks at techniques that even savvy businesses overlook when building an online presence. We've asked a coterie of marketing experts to join Entrepreneur's Team Digital to provide answers to your common questions about building an online presence. …

• Ron Sircar

  

  Connecting With Customers: How to Market to Their Emotions

  Entrepreneur - Jim Joseph

  Zeroing in on the emotional benefit of your brand will earn you a loyal following. Here's how and why. The following is the seventh in the series "Marketing Like the Big Brands," running every other week in which marketing expert Jim Joseph shows entrepreneurs on a small-business budget how to apply …

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  Ron Sircar

  Nov 2, 2013
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  Jim O'Neill: India Needs To Do 10 Things To Get Its Economy Back On Track

  Business Insider - Mamta Badkar

  India's GDP growth rate has fallen to a 10-year low. The rupee just breached an all-time low of 60 against the dollar. And with elections due next year, policymakers aren't expected to do too much to stir things up. But Jim O'Neill, former chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, thinks that …