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We are a coalition of small businesses, entrepreneurs, and creators who rely on data-driven digital advertising and marketing to reach customers and grow in competitive markets. As policymakers in Washington, D.C. consider new legislation and regulatory approaches, it’s important to understand how changes to the digital advertising ecosystem could affect affordability, consumer choice, personalization, and the ad-supported internet many Americans rely on every day.
Internet for Growth works to educate policymakers and the public about the role digital advertising plays in supporting jobs, local businesses, and the U.S. economy, as well as the importance of preserving widely used media and marketing tools that help small businesses succeed.
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We are farmers, foodies, retailers, realtors, marketers, media publishers and more. We all depend on data-driven digital advertising to grow our businesses.
Internet for Growth: Giving a voice to small businesses depending on digital advertising
Digital advertising and marketing are lifelines to small business across the country, from realtors to ranchers. Hear from Internet for Growth members who rely on easy-to-use data-driven tools to support themselves and their communities.
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