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Online Networking Helps Power Small Business

(NewsUSA) - If you are an aspiring or current entrepreneur, you know how daunting running a business can be. However, in today's digital age, one of the most powerful tools to help ensure success -; the ability to network and share information with peers and experts -; is now available with just a few clicks of a mouse.

"In today's highly competitive, small-business market, getting advice from others who have had similar business experiences is important when trying to achieve your own success," said Gene Marks, president of The Marks Group and best-selling small business author.

It's for this reason that online communities aimed specifically at small-business owners have started to become a secret weapon utilized by many eager entrepreneurs. Within Bank of America's Small Business Online Community, for instance, users can network, share, learn and exchange business ideas for free, in real time. Users have access to forums on a number of topics where they can get quick responses to questions or problems they're facing, as well as articles from experts and a stories section where users can read personalized accounts profiling real-life challenges other small-business owners have overcome, including tips for others who may be facing similar challenges. Registered users have searchable member profiles to facilitate better networking.

Online communities have fast become a growing trend in today's business world due to the growing interest that small-business owners have in connecting with experts and peers alike. Bank of America's site is entirely user-driven, and its content will evolve based on the needs of the users registered with the site. Online communities are a valuable resource for finding new customers, business partners and even investors.

Bank of America's primary goal with its online community is to help establish a better understanding of, and relevance to, small-business owners -; by helping them overcome their challenges and grow their businesses, rather than selling third-party or Bank of America products.

For more information, visit www.bankofamerica.com/sbcommunity.




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Bellingham man dies after being pushed from second-story apartment walkway
BELLINGHAM - A man who was pushed from a second-story apartment complex walkway died of his injuries Wednesday night, Feb. 1.

Nooksack Valley voters to decide fate of two school levies on Feb. 14 ballot
Voters in Nooksack Valley School District are being asked to approve two levies to help pay for the cost of education, technology and maintenance of school roofs and floors.

Gregoire's budget cuts would eliminate grants for Bellingham stormwater projects
Gov. Chris Gregoire's proposed budget update would eliminate state funding for stormwater-cleaning projects in the Lake Whatcom watershed and the Padden Creek Estuary, according to the state Department of Ecology.

New forest-management plan weakens wildlife protection
Back in the 1980s, when conservation advocates were trying to stop logging in old-growth forests in the Pacific Northwest, they relied on a 1982 regulation that required the National Forest Service to protect wildlife such as the spotted owl throughout its range. They won, and a new Northwest forest plan in 1990 greatly reduced logging in the region's old-growth forests on federal land.


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