Advertising Age’s Nat Ives writes Thursday that business magazine Inc. has opened a social networking site for small business owners.
“Asked whether IncBizNet, whose creators say they are aiming to reach 1 million company profiles, is going to be a business of its own or a supporting player in the Inc. constellation of brand extensions, Mr. Sussman said he didn’t know. ‘It could go either way,’ he said. ‘I want to be honest with you. We’re going to try our best to make it a large business on its own terms.’
“‘The worst-case experience,’ he added, ‘is we create this business-to-business community and directory for our core people.'”
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