Ron Popeil (Ronco) – Salesman of The Century
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Ron Popeil (Ronco) is one of the greatest inventors and salesman…
Designing The Perfect Business Card: Today’s Top Trends
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Why Small Business Networking Sometimes Doesn’t Work
As a small business owner with a traditional storefront there are numerous avenues for promoting and marketing your business. Many of the obvious ones such as newspaper ads, direct mail and radio/TV spots all share a common problem, they usually cost alot of money and there is usually a mediocre return on investment. Networking and cross promoting with other small businesses can be a great and inexpensive way to get the good word out about your business. Other small businesses may not feel the same zest for marketing success as you
