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Don't Talk About Clients (The Good or Bad!) in Public Places

Don't Talk About Clients (The Good or Bad!) in Public Places

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Shhh! The world is really a small place and you never know who might be listening in on your conversations. We'll take a look at reasons why talking about matters relating to your clients in restaurants or other public places is bad for business!

In this episode of “The Little Big Show,” small business expert Denise O’Berry warns that even sharing good news about your business could be reported to competitors and could come back to bite you.

Don't Talk About Clients In Public Places

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Little Big Show: Don't Talk About Clients (The Good or Bad!) in Public PlacesAllBusiness.com presents The Little Big Show, a video series from small business expert Denise O’Berry. Watch Denise’s show each week to learn bite-sized tips that can make a big difference in your business bottom line.

Watch the previous episode: How Adding Live Events to Your Social Networking Benefits Your Business

Profile: Denise O'Berry

Denise O’Berry is a small business expert who’s been helping small business owners take action to build sustainable businesses since 1996. Denise has worked with hundreds of small business owners over the years and continues to be inspired by their enthusiasm and ability to overcome huge obstacles. You can connect with Denise at her website at www.DeniseOBerry.com, follow her on Twitter @deniseoberry, or connect on Facebook.

Shhh! The world is really a small place and you never know who might be listening in on your conversations. We'll take a look at reasons why talking about matters relating to your clients in restaurants or other public places is bad for business!

In this episode of “The Little Big Show,” small business expert Denise O’Berry warns that even sharing good news about your business could be reported to competitors and could come back to bite you.

Don't Talk About Clients In Public Places

Little Big Show: Don't Talk About Clients (The Good or Bad!) in Public PlacesAllBusiness.com presents The Little Big Show, a video series from small business expert Denise O’Berry. Watch Denise’s show each week to learn bite-sized tips that can make a big difference in your business bottom line.

Watch the previous episode: How Adding Live Events to Your Social Networking Benefits Your Business

Denise O'Berry
Denise O’Berry is a small business expert who’s been helping small business owners take action to build sustainable businesses since 1996. Denise has worked with hundreds of small business owners over the years and continues to be inspired by their enthusiasm and ability to overcome huge obstacles. You can connect with Denise at her website at www.DeniseOBerry.com, follow her on Twitter @deniseoberry, or connect on Facebook.
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