Just how small are today’s smallest economic businesses? Learn more about the critical market segment, the micro business.
What Is a Micro Business?
Liz Alton
Liz Alton is a freelance B2B writer and content strategist based in Boston. Her work on finance, technology and marketing focuses on helping small and mid-size business owners make smarter strategic decisions. She’s written for national brands including Google, Twitter, Adobe, IBM, Oracle, Hewlett Packard, CenturyLink and many others.
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