Internet Tip: Discover Online Maps If You Haven't Already

Posted by accountingweb on Nov 18 1999 93 printer friendly

A great way to stay organized and on-time for appointments is to know where you are going before you leave your home or office. If you haven't already come across them, one of the neatest tools available on the Internet is the proliferation of detailed road maps and driving directions from point A to point B.

If you're going to a new client or meeting a prospect, type in their address on any of the map web sites such as Lycos' Road Maps and take the printed map and directions with you in the car.

You'll never be lost again.

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