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Sunday, January 23, 2011

You can market your small business without spending a fortune. Sometimes, little things can do a lot and mean a lot to your prospective customers.

Little things can make big impacts. The small business owner is usually functioning on a shoelace budget: overworked, overbooked and often understaffed. Don’t let the day to day stresses of running your own small business ruin your potential to grow your business. Here are ten ways to make an impact with your customers or community with little impact to your savings account.

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