BOSTON and GROTON, Mass. - NEBS, a provider of business-building and management products, services and solutions to small businesses, recently announced it has entered into a content sharing agreement with inc.com - the Internet destination of the Inc. brand devoted to delivering management resources and tools to small businesses.
An ongoing and updated variety of original inc.com content appears within NEBS.com's “The Learning Center” - a collection of articles and business tips, designed specifically for the small business owner and manager. Each month four inc.com articles are available within this section that address small business issues, including office management, using the Internet and e-mail for e-commerce, managing employees, marketing and sales.
Small business-specific inc.com guides and a tip of the day are also located in “The Learning Center.” Guide topics include performing cold calls, setting up a small business network and motivating employees.
The inc.com content complements NEBS’ library of business-building articles, tips and interactive tools for small business owners and managers.
"Our arrangement with inc.com provides our millions of customers new ideas and solutions via inc.com's timely and informative content," said Greg Flewelling, NEBS Internet marketing manager.
NEBS provides products and services, such as checks, business forms, work wear, shipping and packaging supplies and promotional products, to more than 2.5 million small businesses and offers web-based services. For more information about NEBS visit www.nebs.com, and for more information about inc.com visit www.inc.com.
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