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KevDev

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Dec 15, 2007 9:25 AM ET Quote Report Abuse

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Check out this article in the New York Times. It contains some great examples of how small retailers can compete effectively by exploiting their smallness.

Small Shops See Smallness As Their Big Selling Point

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Dec 15, 2007 10:26 AM ET Quote Report Abuse

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KevDev,

thanks so much for this helpful link...

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Great Article. Smaller business does have the abilty to listen closer and act quickly to demands. They also are offering some great extras like giftwrapping and food while you shop..it lends to a good customer experience and then larger sales. Great article!

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