The Upside of Downsizing: Why Small Businesses Should Embrace Being 'Small'
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Made Hot by: GraftonToday on November 3, 2012 1:01 am
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226 days ago
I think it's a great idea to admit just how small your business is these days. Small is in and people enjoy building a relationship with a person or small business rather than with a big corporation. Remember, small does not mean unprofessional, but it can equate to a more personal connection with your customer.