We're Talking Mobile Commerce - Small Business Computing

We’re Talking Mobile Commerce

Written By
Lauren Simonds
Lauren Simonds
Apr 18, 2011
1 minute read

Do you have questions about mobile commerce and how you can prepare your small business for the next big thing in online business? Our first-ever Small Business Twitter Chat is set to go live on Wed., April 20 at 2 PM.


What’s on the Twitter Chat agenda? Listen in to our five-minute mobile commerce podcast promo where Lauren Simonds, managing editor of Small Business Computing, and Dan Muse, editor in chief of Internet.com and QuinStreet’s B2B Technology Group, will give you a little taste of what you can expect to learn about mobile commerce for small businesses.


Read about our panel of mobile commerce experts, and find out how to participate in Small Business Computing’s mobile commerce Twitter chat.


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