Weaving Customer Service Into Small Business Model
At any age, starting a small business involves a certain amount of risk. For young entrepreneurs, a lack of experience and resources may hinder a business’s success. Meanwhile, older entrepreneurs face the risk of losing money saved over a long period of time. Even still, many prefer starting small businesses over other types of investing.
There are many resources dedicated to helping entrepreneurs of all ages succeed. However, a new trend in business is to employ the resources of suppliers – usually much larger companies – to create long-standing and mutually beneficial relationships with small business owners.
“We have seen many people, from very different demographics, that have the passion and the drive to grow their business. They crave more information and want to keep up with the latest trends, yet this task can be overwhelming,” says Mike McEvoy, VP of Marketing and Sales for Hirsch International Corp., a New York-based company that is the leading provider of commercial embroidery, screen printing, digital direct-to-garment, and textile laser systems in North America.
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