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2 years ago

Which is the simplest option that sole proprietors can use to post an advertisement about the sale of their small businesses?

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Sole Proprietor who have small business, and cannot afford to advertise their small business through television or other electronic media, can advertise about their business in the Classified section of their local newspaper.

Classified section is meant for the business ads. So the sole proprietor who wishes to advertise his small business can easily post an ad about their business to the prospect audience.

Natalka [10]2 years ago

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Business Classifieds Section which has advertisements and announcements about local businesses.

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