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Welcome to the Self Made. This is a blog focused primarily on the self-employed and micro-business and full of fantastic posts by not only our team of experts but by YOU!  We realize that there are many ways to help the small businesses out there which is why we invite other business minded individuals to post here and help the rest of the community as well.

NASE Goes 2.0

Feb 04, 2009

Posted by Maureen Petron - This has been a big week for us at the NASE. We've been talking for a while about diving into social media, and we have finally taken the plunge!

Just like this blog, I hope the groups and Twitter accounts we've set up help you see the more personal side of the NASE. That we're a group of people with diverse interests, talents and personalities, doing our best to help micro-businesses. (Hm, sounds like that could also describe our membership as a whole, no?)

So here goes - we're out there, and I hope you'll join us!

Like the NASE Facebook page 

Join the NASE LinkedIn group

Follow us on Twitter:

  • NASEtweets (our team account for auto-tweets from this blog and re-tweets of good stuff we see)

 And our staff accounts (to get to know the people behind the NASE)

We're ready to hear from you, help you meet-up and network. Join us!

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