What's New 10/03 A one-stop marketing shop

By Devlin Smith • Oct 1, 2003

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Founded in 2001, PRstore LLC is geared toward former corporatemarketing execs who want to own a retail business. Offeringfranchises since 2002, the Charlotte, North Carolina, company hascreated more than 50 standard customizable products thatfranchisees use to help clients develop their marketingcampaigns.

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