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Summer 2000


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Money Talk

Holly Hitzemann, president and owner of Great American Stock, suggests that the key to building a good relationship with your banker is knowing how and when to communicate the good news and the bad.

Personnel Best

Paula Lawlor, president of MediHealth, brings out the best in her employees by giving to them exactly what she expects to receive: dedication.

The Best of the Small Business Web

Until recently, most small companies didn't have a clue what to do on the Web. Now they're fielding some of the best stuff online. Inc. Technology honors 20 sites that look great, make money, offer dazzling service, and do their owners proud.

What Shoppers Want

In an excerpt from his new book, "Why We Buy," the man who invented the science of shopping explains how you can set your store up to capitalize on the quirky behavior of prospective customers.


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Finance

Stretching Your Benefits Dollars
Looking to woo employees with a state-of-the-art benefits package? Here's why flexible spending accounts may be just what your growth company needs.

Persuasive Projections
Predicting the future is hard. But when you're making financial projections, that's exactly what you need to do. You can avoid some of the most common mistakes by following this list of dos and don'ts.

Sales & Marketing

Brand Is Everything
E-commerce experts discuss why having a good brand does not necessarily generate sales on the Internet.

Customer Service

When Something Clicks
During its 22 years as a profitable retail and mail-order business, Camera World honed its expertise in fulfillment, customer service, and supplier relations. Now it's putting that experience to work on the Web as Cameraworld.com.

Come In. I've Been Expecting You
Personalizing your Web site doesn't have to lead to personal bankruptcy. Here's how inexpensive tools can make every site visitor feel like an audience of one.

Best of the Small Business Web: Office Sweet
CRI, a furniture company, transforms customer service, breaks into new markets, and increases sales leads.

Managing People

Everything I Know about Leadership, I Learned From the Movies
A look at 10 films that can help teach you how to inspire your organization, earn loyalty and respect from employees, turn crises into triumph, and become a successful member of a community.

Of Resumes and Rap Sheets
When recruiting for tech help, don't be tempted to hire first and think later. Here are some tips for conducting thorough background checks of potential employees.

Tech Solutions

Managing by the Web
Inc. asks 34 CEOs to test drive small-business Web sites. Editor's note: inc.com, chosen #1 for entrepreneurs by Forbes, was not included in this roundup because it is a "sister" company to Inc.

A Fine and Private Page
Want to build an extranet for your customers but lack the resources? For a fraction of the cost and stress, consider creating Web pages that only specified parties can see.

Windows of Opportunitiy
Want to auction products online? Address international Web surfers in their native languages? Turn customers into cartoons? Here are 18 tools for turbocharging your Web site.