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Need More Business? Create a Co-Op!

If you're the owner of a small business and
have  limited  resources,  usetraffic (or at least more publicity or
exposure) for each member.Co-ops are also
the power of numbers to obtain morehelpful when you would like to join
customers  or  clients.  Create  anprofessional
informal co-op.Creating such a co-op isorganizations but can't afford the dues by
simple.  First,  make  a list of other smallyourself.  Join  as  a  co-op  and
business owners you know personally, trust,you'll probably get membership benefits for
and  respect.  On  your  list,at  least  several  of  your
include some businesses that have productsmembers. Join several different
or  services  similar  to  yoursorganizations  so  that  each  co-op
and others that provide very differentmember can enjoy membership in at least one
ones.All of these small business ownersorganization  of  his  or
probably  have  limited  resources,  too.
her choice.Here are some examples of the
Arrange a meeting with several of thesetypes  of  businesses  that  would  make
owners  and  sit  down  together  at
good co-ops:Car dealerships - car washes -
a relaxing location (like a coffee shop orauto parts storesChildcare centers -
bookstore)  to  discuss  how  youchildren's bookstores - children's clothing
storesGraphic designers - freelance writers -
could all benefit from an informalsmall printing companiesAnimal clinics - pet
cooperative (co-op, for short).For example,stores - pet grooming centersAdvertising
do you all attend trade shows for youragencies - specialty food stores - gift
businesses?  Couldbasket companiesFreelance writers - gift
stores - day spasAre you beginning to get
you share a booth with one or two of thesesome ideas?Start thinking about creating a
other  small  business  ownersbusiness  co-op  and  you'll  probably think
to cut the cost of a booth? Do all of youof many other cost-saving and
have  web  sites  for  yourservice-sharing  ways to fit your particular
companies? If so, it would be easy to createneeds.Create an informal co-op, then sit
a  blog  for  your  co-op,  withback  and  watch  your  business
links to the web site of each co-op member.grow.Suzanne Lieurance is a freelance
Then,  each  member  couldwriter,  children's  author,  writing
take a turn updating the blog, which shouldcoach, and small business owner.
result  in  increased  web  site



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