Manar Al Hinai

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Rewarding customers does not have to involve costly loyalty programmes. Smaller enterprises can adopt budget-friendly tactics to keep their valued clientele coming back for more, advises Manar Al Hinai.

Three tricks to help companies, unveiling a new product or business, throw a launch party to be remembered.

Networking is key to the growth of your business, Manar Al Hinai advises fellow entrepreneurs.

Entrepreneurs must focus their brand to truly succeed, writes Manar Al Hinai.

Competition is healthy as long as your business has a strong brand identity and you work hard to maintain its reputation, writes Manar Al Hinai.

Marketing your brand through bloggers and social media influencers can be highly effective. But how you handle the approach is key, writes Manar Al Hinai.

Treat time as the most valuable asset of all when growing your business, writes Manar Al Hinai.

Don't take it to heart when a customer cuts ties with your business, writes Manar Al Hinai.

Manar Al Hinai highlights the importance of solid market research for startup entrepreneurs.

A good PR plan is a great way to promote your start up and entrepreneurs on a tight budget can easily learn how to effectively target the media themselves, writes Manar Al Hinai.

Businesses these days go to where their customers are - whether it's with their food trucks or on social media.

If opportunity knocks, grab it. You never know where it might lead, writes Manar Al Hinai.

Doing what you love is not considered work, which is why so many self-made millionaires - and billionaires - toil away long past their retirement age, writes Manar Al Hinai.

Pay attention to the world around you, it could be the source of your next business idea, Manar Al Hinai writes.