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To Download (Free) the Ebook Click Here FREE Chegou Usend Global Account YEAAAH USE O PROMO CODE SOUL desconto de $4.99 na taxa de envio! 2 Soul Brasil Magazine © • Issue 108 • July/Aug 2021 • Year 19 • www.soulbrasil.com Soul Brasil Magazine © • Issue 108 • July/Aug 2021 • Year 19 • www.soulbrasil.com 3 Business/Negócios Transforme seu Negócio e a Visibilidade da Marca com Gerenciamento de Reputação Online uidar do gerenciamento da se estabelecer no mercado, além ou mesmo um site - é extremamente reputação do seu negócio ou de fazê-la ganhar reconhecimento importante manter seus seguidores, Cde sua marca no ambiente e credibilidade. Para aproveitar ao espectadores e possíveis clientes digital é um componente importante máximo esses benefícios, deve-se engajados. para o seu crescimento. Hoje em reconhecer que o elemento mais dia, antes de comprar qualquer crucial dessa equação é a confiança. Encontrar um equilíbrio entre produto ou contratar um serviço, Uma empresa deve mostrar aos seus a quantidade e a frequência de em particular nos Estados Unidos, clientes que eles têm “liderança informações e campanhas é a chave a maioria das pessoas pesquisa no inovadora”, o que significa que para reter seguidores. Se aqueles google por empresas e negócios que seu negócio deve ser reconhecido que o seguem estiverem entediados, ofereçam o que eles estão buscando. por outras pessoas pelas ideias aborrecidos ou desinteressados, Embora essa possibilidade seja ótima avançadas e inovadoras. provavelmente irão parar de te e prática para os consumidores, seguir e buscar o concorrente. que agora podem tomar decisões Além disso, ser transparente e informados sobre com quem podem honesto é extremamente importante. Deu para entender a importância ou não escolher fazer negócios, A mídia social é naturalmente um do gerenciamento da reputação esse poder de decisão pode ser um ambiente muito aberto e exposto no ambiente online mas não tem pesadelo para algumas empresas. e, portanto, sua empresa também tempo para fazer a gestão e/ou deve ser; isso inclui até mesmo o marketing social XX Sabemos Para ter uma reputação sólida, quaisquer problemas que possam que empreendedores ocupados compradores satisfeitos e um fluxo surgir dentro de sua empresa. Caso geralmente não têm muito tempo constante de novos clientes, você aconteça algo negativo, sua empresa livre para trabalhar o marketing deve sempre colocá-los em primeiro deve aceitar a responsabilidade e digital da empresa. Mas o importante lugar. Na maioria dos setores, o se desculpar. Isso mostra que seu aqui é estar consciente disso e atendimento ao cliente é a chave negócio soluciona problemas de que esse fator esta associado ao para o sucesso. 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É muito útil para fazer sua marca um perfil em alguma mídia social - kisuccess.com 4 Soul Brasil Magazine © • Issue 108 • July/Aug 2021 • Year 19 • www.soulbrasil.com 5 Behavior/Comportamento 30 Best Places or Moments to Kiss kiss planted at the * At sunset - on the beach or * In the restaurant - leaning over the appropriate moment and at somewhere else. table to grab a peck. Athe right place can lead to * In the mountains - with lots of * Naked in the swimming pool or spa. an amazing passion between two snow. * In a closed elevator while climbing individuals. Selecting the proper * In the kitchen - unexpectedly, for a tall building - The idea of going for place and the right moment can example, when your loved one is something kinky is exciting. intensify your romance by a million doing * In a glass elevator. 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For last, it’s In the bed - when the light is over, in warm water. commonly thought that the first very dim and nothing is around to * At the office - during working time. kiss can tell you a lot about your interrupt Why not? future relationships including issues In the rain - on the bonnet of a car. * At an airport as if you are leaving involving sex. on a very long trip. 6 Soul Brasil Magazine © • Issue 108 • July/Aug 2021 • Year 19 • www.soulbrasil.com Good Business Checklists Serie O N L Y $ 1 5 EACH. ORDER NOW: WWW.KISUCCESS.COM One of the most basic types of marketing plans is a checklist. It identifies a broad range of elements or steps required for typical marketing initiatives in an easy way to follow the plan! 7 Life in the U.S/Vida nos EUA (1) O Que Está Por Trás do Estímulo do Governo dos EUA e Como o Plano de Recuperação Americano pode Influir no seu Imposto de Renda e Plano de Saúde American Rescue Plan Act, de - que é o segundo plano ACA “prata” de conhecido como COBRA. 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