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Building a small business network is an important part of keeping your business in the loop with other businesses. Here are some suggestions.
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    Create a business member's directory. Make it relevant to your field of business. Include:
    • Members directory associates
    • Business marketing directory
    • Members directory
    • Associate members lists.
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    Hold functions to get together and network.
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    If you can afford it, rent a building for your employees. Try to find a building that's in your budget range.
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    Arrange seminars to discuss local business issues. Also provide learning opportunities.
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    Hold meetings with the CEO, Board of Directors, and executives when necessary and discuss business plans and strategies, and market plans.
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    Offer a room in your premises to get meetings started.
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    Make PowerPoint presentations to clarify your meanings. This is an especially effective tactic when discussing marketing and marketing strategies.

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