Why Your Business Should Open On Christmas Day
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I Am Rami
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My first Christmas as a business owner was a learning experience.
In 1998 the idea of doing business on Christmas Day wasn’t a popular one in Australia. But just by heading to the store for a quick clean on Christmas Day, I saw first-hand an opportunity to make a unique connection with my community and change my business methods forever.
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