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		<title>By: Jeff Stannard</title>
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		<description>My typical buyer is a 20&#039;s female admin assistant using the boss&#039; card.  Therefore, attributes that makes B2C sites feel trustworthy to this demographic can also translate successfully in B2B reach.

B2B vs B2C is not an either/or concept.  Both elements can co-exist to varying degree to provide a site with the right customer.  I agree with this key take-away from the article above.</description>
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<p>B2B vs B2C is not an either/or concept.  Both elements can co-exist to varying degree to provide a site with the right customer.  I agree with this key take-away from the article above.</p>
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