Lost & Found: Small Business Stories from the Rural Midwest
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Podcast Overview
<p>Betsy Bonnema is the creator and facilitator of collaborative marketing workshops built for small businesses in rural communities. In these workshops, people start out feeling lost and Betsy has one goal... to help them fall back in love with their business and find a renewed passion for their work. And they do. And that changes everything. These are their stories.</p>
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8/1/2021
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- What is Lost & Found: Small Business Stories from the Rural Midwest?
<p>Betsy Bonnema is the creator and facilitator of collaborative marketing workshops built for small businesses in rural communities. In these workshops, people start out feeling lost and Betsy has one goal... to help them fall back in love with their business and find a renewed passion for their work. And they do. And that changes everything. These are their stories.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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