Entrepreneur
How small business fake being bigger than they are
Interesting article I got through the Warrilow Weekly. I thought it
may give some of you ideas on how to make your business look bigger,
or just make your work easier.
From Warrilow Weekly
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
How small business fake being bigger than they are
There are a number of emerging tools and tricks entrepreneurs are
using to look big while running their businesses from small,
temporary or non-existent offices.
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From SmartMoney
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