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The Internet puts small businesses on the same footing as large organizations by providing an inexpensive platform for interacting with customers and selling products and services. With their global reach, social networking sites are a good example of how the Internet can level the playing field. Here are five ways that small businesses can take advantage of these sites:

Creating local social networksSmall businesses can use sites such as Yelp (www.yelp.com), which help people find local restaurants, dentists, hairstylists, mechanics, and so on. People also use these sites to find out about upcoming events, take advantage of special offers, and talk to other customers.

Creating a blog or social hubThis allows small businesses to keep customers engaged by creating useful content such as how-to lists or industry insights.

Using TwitterThis allows small businesses to connect with their consumers in real time.

Creating a Facebook fan pageThis allows small businesses to visualize and build a community that can be customized by adding maps, coupons, and so forth.

Using a custom wikiA wiki can be used as a public forum that alerts customers to problems and concerns related to the companys products and services and resolves issues or answers questions to keep customers engaged.

Answer the following questions in a Microsoft Word document and save the file on your computer with your last name in the file.

How does the Internet put small businesses on the same footing as large organizations?

What are two ways social networking sites such as Twitter can help a small business?

How can a site such as Yelp help small businesses?