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By By Mike Damora December 20, 2018
Mike Damora, VP sales and marketing, K&B Home Remodelers
Mike Damora, VP sales and marketing, K&B Home Remodelers

Customers can easily tarnish your reputation with a bad review. Avoid that by holding your company and its people accountable, says remodeler Mike Damora.

 

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