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Take a moment to look at the plumbing section in the Advertising: Relationships vs Business Decisions s; the good news is that 95% are under leveraged, boring and ineffective ads that most people are inclined to ignore.Successful businesses know the importance of building and maintaining good working relationships, whether it is with partners, employees, business or trade organizations, the government, media representatives, vendors, consumers, or the community at large. A business must carefully balance the benefits of these interpersonal relationships and should never allow these relationships to blind their judgment especially when it relates to what is in the best interest of the b Take a moment to look at the plumbing section in the yellow pages, what do you see? You see questions like, "Do you need a plumber" or the obligatory plumber's van in the ad. 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