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In this post, share your small business experience, successes, failures, AMAs, and lessons learned. Week of December 9, 2019 /r/smallbusiness is one of a very few subs where people can ask questions about operating their small business. To let that happen the main sub is dedicated to answering questions about subscriber’s own small businesses.

Many people also want to talk about things which are not specific questions about their own business. We don’t want to disappoint those subscribers and provide this post as a place to share that content without overwhelming specific and often less popular simple questions.

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  • 1chbinamin@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    I’ve just developed a website for a construction company. You can find all the necessary information, such as about us, completed projects, experience, and more. Users also have the opportunity to request quotes for services like renovation and window installations by filling out forms on the website. Additionally, there is a contact form for other questions and comments.

    Just a small success story as a web designer, in case anyone is interested in more information, check out the description of the project.