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Great past, Brighter future
I subscribe to Inc.. Although I am not a business owner, yet, I find the articles to be informative and the magazine a useful resource. As an accomplished song writer and aspiring song seller, the article on (...)-May 2005- made me aware of a resource that I did know was available. Check that one out. <
>With Joe Mansueto, CEO of Morningstar and self-confessed fan of Inc., acquiring the magazine I can only imagine the great things ahead. The full-page N.Y. Times ad reinforces Mansueto's commitment to growing the brand. Can't wait for future issues.

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Helping Your Business Grow
Inc. magazine is a publication designed to guide small businesses on their path to prosperity. With Inc., you get timely advice on taxes, marketing, financing, and many other important considerations and challenges that business owners face every day. <
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>Probably the strongest point of Inc. is the way it presents important information to readers. The authors of this magazine get directly to the point. They don't waste your time with petty discussions and attempts to soften the blow of an undesirable fact. Even when the news is bad, like with regulations, taxation, etc., Inc. lets you have it in a direct manner. This is good, because I get annoyed by magazines that try to ease the reader into hearing some unwelcome news and then try to downplay the facts. Inc. writers are direct, and I respect them for that. <
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>If there were some criticisms to be made about this magazine, I can think of only two: The lack of articles geared toward startup businesses and the tendency of the magazine to highlight success stories that, while nice to read about, present personal success that is a little out of reach of most business owners. Inc. is designed for small businesses that are already established and need some guidance for growth. This is fine, but I would like it a little better of there were more articles on getting a new business off the ground. And, every now and them the magazine goes off on a tangent and interviews someone who is very rich. Again, this is ok, but I would prefer to read about ordinary people who are only moderately well- off because these stories and the individual level of success they portray are more realistic. <
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>Still, Inc. is a very good publication for small business owners. It provides some good, timely advice on how to help your young business grow and how to handle legal issues and concerns. The price to subscribe is low, too, making Inc. magazine a must for owners of small, growing companies. <
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A Rare Truthful Magazine about the Business Experience
I have been a subscriber to Inc. for several years. It is one of the few magazines that discusses the personalities, struggles, successes and failures of businesses of many sizes. It's a key resource for anyone considering starting their own business, working in a family or other small business. The writing is top notch, the subjects intelligent. A breeze to read.