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@sbz001
The small Business Zone tweets about all things
small business bringing you the latest
information on the products and services
available to help entrepreneurs start and grow
their businesses.
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@NRFnews
The National Retail Federation is the world’s
largest retail trade association.
Their tweets will inform you on what’s
going on in the retail industry.
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@ChaseForBiz
Chase Bank is focused on the growth and success
of small businesses.
Their daily tweets are geared towards
keeping small businesses informed.
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@startupprincess
Startup Princess serves women entrepreneurs.
They tweek about women entrepreneur
events and services.
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@NFIB
The National Federation of Independent
Businesses tweets on issues relevant to small
businesses.
You can follow the national twitter
account (@nfib) or state accounts (such as
@NFIB_FL, @NFIB_NJ, etc.)
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@USChamber
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is one of the
twitter accounts you must follow.
They keep you up to date on legal and
trade issues (among other things) impacting
small businesses.
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@Rieva
Rieva Lesonsky
tweets about trends, tools and how-to for small
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@Wellsfargoworks
Wells Fargo is a Bank that provides a range of
financial services to small businesses.
They tweet daily on subjects that are of
interest to small businesses.
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@sbagov
The Small Business Administration (SBA) is the
arm of the federal government tasked with
looking out for the interest of small business.
They provide a range of government backed
loans to small businesses.
They tweet daily on topics of interest to
small businesses.
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@Quickbooks
Intuit QuickBooks provides tools and support to
small businesses.
Their daily tweets are directed towards
small businesses.
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