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Scott Smigler to the rescue!

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As Karla, Dana, and Abby have grown their businesses and moved into uncharted territories, it quickly became apparent to all three Seeds for Success finalists and their advisers that they were in need of assistance in a specific and very important aspect of marketing: Internet marketing. Their three web-based businesses need to position themselves as best as they can in the densely populated Internet business world. Enter <a rel="nofollow" title="Exclusive Concepts" href="http://www.exclusiveconcepts.com/scott.html" target="_blank">Scott Smigler</a>. As President and Founder of <a rel="nofollow" title="Exclusive Concepts" href="http://www.exclusiveconcepts.com/" target="_blank">Exclusive Concepts</a> and primary Internet adviser to Dana Rubinstein of Dapple, Scott has been on the team since day one of the contest, assisting Dana with all aspects of her website. When asked to step in and go well beyond his original commitment by now also advising Karla and Abby in SEO and Internet marketing concepts, Scott immediately and graciously agreed. Here is what he had to say:

Your vote matters. (Really!)

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Before the comments section becomes ablaze with heated disagreement, I should mention that I'm talking about...

Negotiation: Be deliberate about the process

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Carol Frohlinger, Esq., co-author of Her Place at the Table: A Woman’s Guide to Negotiating Five Key Challenges to Leadership Success and co-Founder of Negotiating Women, Inc. is back with some final negotiation tips for our Seeds for Success finalists.

The case for a mentor

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What does it take to be successful? In my experience, I'd prioritize tenacity, passion, decisiveness, creativity and integrity.

That being said, I think one of the greatest choices anyone can make in pursuing personal success is to be mentored by someone who’s doing what you want to do. Who’s being what you want to be.

I’ve had a number of really good mentors. The first being my mother.