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Start Telling the Right Stories to Attract Clients Consumers want to support entrepreneurs and businesses that take a clear stand on today's issues.

By Shereese Floyd •

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As the world simultaneously experiences a health and heart crisis with a pandemic and protests, entrepreneurs have found themselves scrambling to not only keep their businesses afloat but to remain relevant.

Consumers are demanding entrepreneurs take a clear stand on today's issues, whether displaying messaging about masks or displaying messages about social justice.

Related: How to Shape Your Corporate Social Responsibility Around COVID-19

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