The Business Social Network For Free Taffic

APSense founders understand that Social Networks have become the driving force behind the future of the internet. 

Along with websites like Facebook, MySpace, Linkedin and Blogger.

 APSense has provided a home for people to connect with each other. 



Many businesses, both large and small have recognized the power of these social networks and are increasingly using them in their marketing strategies. 

Experts forecast that more of these businesses will take advantage of this growth. 

 Combine together the rise of social networks and the promise of growth for many different types of business, APSense was born and grew to accommodate Business Social Networking. 

APSense in a Nutshell

APSense is a business social network where people come together to share their businesses. Imagine a place where you have all the tools you need to help your business grow. 

We enable users to share their business through networking, exploring and creating quality business content. 

The development of new networks and constant exchange of information is happening everyday at APSense. We are changing the way people build their businesses while making money online.

Meet Other Business Individuals

In its purest nature APSense is a web 2.0 enabled social network. We promote the exchange of business networks by providing tools for users to easily communicate (Articles and RevPages), create interest groups (Groups) and even build their own private social network (Connections). 

There are also Add-Ons that can be used to promote and add value to your business marketing strategies. 

Ultimately our goal is to make it simple for you to connect with other business individuals for activities such as marketing, promotion, joint ventures and outsourcing.

Explore Valuable Business Contents

All contents on APSense, from articles to discussions to product and service listings are collectively rated by the users(that would be you).

 Top rated contents are pushed to the top of our content listings so you can find the most popular and trusted business information quickly. 

So if you are looking for valuable business information online to help you build your business, don't waste time searching for it anywhere else!

Create Your Own Business Contents

While all types of contents on APSense are being viewed and rated by the users, these same type of contents can also be created by you. Why create your own contents?

 Everyday millions of people are searching for contents related to your business by using search engines and web 2.0 enabled websites like APSense. 

So by creating your contents on APSense, you are enabling millions of people to find contents about your business.

 For us, content is your business interests, your products & services, your business experiences, and anything else you would like to share about you and your business. 

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10 Survival Tactics Small Business Owners Must Know

1. You must know how to sell.
Too many people decide to hang their shingle out only to learn they don’t know a thing about sales. Entrepreneurs must be diligent at developing the self-confidence, attitude,  discipline, and perseverance to ask people to hand over their hard-earned money for a service of value.

2. You must live the ‘publish or perish’ mentality.
Write articles for trade publications and membership newsletters. Here are generated content helpful for credibility.

 3. You must be willing to speak in public. You were brave enough to launch a small business. There’s no time for being shy or nervous. Partner with a networking group to be the guest expert at a meeting, conference, or webinar. You’ll be front and center with dozens of potential prospects interested in your topic. Beats cold-calling.

4. You must be able to validate others.
Validation is an acknowledgement that the other person (your prospect or client) is being heard.Validation is proof that you are listening. For example: “I can imagine that the loss of your vendor has been difficult.”

 5. You must know how to ask for what you need.  No one expects you to know everything.
That’s why there are contact lists, databases filled with names of people who can provide products and services to you. Get rid of this self-induced pressure and be willing to speak up. Asking for help is a sign of a true leader.

6. You must be able to identify your ideal customers. This is accomplished by self-communication.
Ask yourself: Who do I enjoy working with? What niche am I passionate about? Who needs my expertise? Do these people have the budget or resources to pay me?

7. You must have thick skin. People can be awfully mean. They say crap that’s not helpful or positive. Entrepreneurs are so fully vested in their own businesses that it’s hard not to take things personally. Don’t take the BS to heart.

8. You must communicate patience when educating people.
Clients do business with you because you offer a valuable product or service that they want or need. You, on the other hand, are entrenched in your niche or business and will have to slow down to educate those who don’t know all the ins and outs like you do.


9. You must develop charisma. Charisma is that special charm or personality trait that draws people to you. Self-confidence, along with a friendly and easy demeanor, will take you a long way in business.

10. You must be willing to reinvent yourself. Chances are you are planning to be self-employed for a long time. Businesses and people change. The very and only thing that remains permanent is change. It’s a given. How can you effectively communicate changes in your messages and direction, without alienating people? 

Cheers to the brave small business owners around the world! All the very best. Stay safe and healthy.