Small Businesses Must Choose Partners Carefully

By Mike Moran. Filed in Public Relations |
Tags: Business, Business and Economy, internetmarketing, marketing, small business

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Smal businesses are normally known for great service and attention to customers, while large businesses, not so much. But what happens when a small business partners with a large business? The small business might think that they can continue their great service, but if they don’t pick the right partner, they might find that they can’t fix what goes wrong. I noticed exactly this phenomenon when I bought a Microsoft Xbox through a small business. To hear the whole story, check out my latest post on Search Engine Guide, “Small Businesses Must Choose Partners Carefully.”

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Comment by custom logo:
Wednesday, February 24th 2010 at 10:47 am |
checked your article at search engine guide..pretty interesting.
i think small businesses should only partner up with small businesses. large companies have high expectations which cannot be fulfilled by a small business..nice article

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