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How to network effectively as a small business owner
Realize the value of networking to a small business.
A small business is a small fish in a very big sea. Networking helps you to become a part of the bigger sea, by getting your business out there and known by more than a few.

Choose your answer from:
(a). The first step to networking is realizing that your business is worth a thousand or more dollars (though not counting your idea of what you would have to pay the licensing or sales commission). Was your business growing quickly from the start? If so, you will need to make timely changes to the logistics of your business.
(b). While your business will come back to you through networking, there's no need to put up ads around town telling a lot about your business. Networking you can't directly attract investors to your business.
(c). Networking, in fact, does not require the business to be publicly traded to be successful. Some people create networking by writing business emails or posting content reviews of their work on social media platforms.
(d). And without a doubt, networking always increases the job opportunities for your small business, from meeting new contacts, catching up with old contacts, finding out new ideas, gaining a mentor, and getting support. Consider using real life networking and online networking opportunities.
(d).