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This means that if you're in a position to buy, don't hesitate to negotiate. Newspapers and magazines are struggling, so a discounted ad is better than no ad at all. Consultants are trying to keep their doors open so again, a reduced fee will contribute more to the overhead than no fee at all. You might not always succeed at securing a temporary price reduction, but you won't know until you ask. And there has never been a better time to ask.
Are you offering temporarily discounted marketing services to small businesses, nonprofits, or authors? Post a note here and let people know!
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