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Hi, Friend. Here are your Articles for June 10, 2009.
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McKonly & Asbury has launched a new blog – 
On June 2nd, 
McKonly & Asbury is once again proud to sponsor the annual Central Penn Business of the Year Awards. These awards honor area companies and business executives for their exceptional roles in helping our business community grow and prosper. The Central Penn Business Journal is now accepting nominations for this year's awards. Read on for more details and information on how to submit a nomination. 
The online social network Twitter began as a way for friends to stay in touch, but has quickly moved into the business mainstream. If you ever wondered if Twitter is a valuable marketing tool -- or a waste of valuable time -- here are some examples of businesses that have leveraged the power of the service. Also included are tips on how you can use the service to help promote your organization.
For some older homeowners, reverse mortgage loans make financial sense. But they're not for everyone. Here's a tip sheet of five factors to weigh when considering a reverse mortgage.
Web site conversion rates can be a controversial and confusing metric, but they are likely to remain a benchmark. So you may want to take steps to boost the rate at which your Web site's visitors convert to purchasers. Click "Full Article" for the winning ways some merchants use to boost their online sales.
When it comes to customer satisfaction, it's sink or swim. Customers want service and they want it now. In addition, they will compare your service to what they get from the competition. Here are the six stages of a more customer-friendly company.
