Bragging Rights
It's OK to toot your own horn every once in a while. Here's how to pull it off.
Your mom told you it was rude to brag about yourself-but if youreally want to market your business, you're going to have toforget those old rules and start talking up a storm about yourgreatness. PeggyKlaus, author of Brag! The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn WithoutBlowing It (Warner Books), shares some valuable tips:
Where does anentrepreneur start when it comes to bragging?
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