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Today's Entrepreneur - Promoting Your Business
Today’s Entrepreneur
By ReGina Crawford-Martin
President of G Styl Productions Incorporated, Cleveland, OH
Independent Writer
Promoting Your Business
Your business is registered, the business cards and letterhead are printed, you purchased office equipment, and rented a storefront to set up your office. Why don’t you have any clients/customers? Other than close family and friends and your landlord, who else knows you’re in business?
Now it’s time to promote your business, and here are some ways to accomplish your goal of gaining clients/customers.
One: Networking Groups a ...
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