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What do you say when asked “What is your key point of difference?"
Of course there can be many answers, but often you hear small business owners say it is due to customer service.The problem with this is that it is so generic. Instead find out the key words that your customer's use.

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Let me begin by thanking my good friend Ileane for having me appear on Basic Blog Tips, it is truly a pleasure. I receive lots of requests for Guest Posts ... Read More

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