Four Super-Deadly Marketing Sins - And How To Repair Them

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It is also important that you re-invest a portion of your profits into your business! That way, not only will your business continue to grow, but its GROWTH RATE will also increase! This in turn brings in MORE profits, which allows you to invest MORE into your business... Do you see a pattern!?

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If this was true, only businesses that charge cheap prices would exist. Some people buy where they get the cheapest price. But most people are more interested in getting value for their money than in getting a bargain.

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I decided at the time that it was not worth the time it would take to apply. The maximum loan amount was $35,000, and the guy I talked to seemed to have "writing grant applications" as a core competency vs. understanding the needs of a small business.

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