The phrase "advice for small" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to advice tailored for small businesses or small individuals, but as it stands, it is incomplete and ambiguous.
Example: "I have some advice for small businesses looking to improve their online presence."
Alternatives: "guidance for small" or "tips for small".
As a consultant in this area, what is Radcliffe's advice for small businesses worried about social engineering?
Her advice for small businesses hoping to break into the world of fashion is: "Get yourself on social media, on Instagram, on Twitter to communicate your business".
During the Guardian Trade Boost seminar, a day of export and manufacturing advice for small businesses, we spoke to some of the delegates about their experiences of exporting.
But as I indicated, calling the authorities in some countries may not necessarily be good advice for small amounts of counterfeit currency.
And many are not well versed in financial matters, said Robert S. Levin, publisher of The New York Enterprise Report, an online publication (www.nyreport.com) that offers advice for small and midsize businesses.
"My number one piece of advice for small businesses embarking on a branding exercise is to think big from the start; come to the exercise as though you're already operating across continents, because there's no reason why even the smallest micro-business can't in a global marketplace".
What is your top piece of advice for small-business owners who are worried about their ability to continue financing their company in this credit environment?
If he is correct, this honest and thoughtful book has some useful advice for smaller parties in future coalitions about how to avoid its author's fate.
Work on sustainable fishing technology included preparation for a global project for the reduction of environmental impacts of tropical shrimp trawling, assistance and advice for small-scale fishing communities and monitoring of fleets and gear.
Common mistakes--and uncommonly good advice--for small companies doing business on the Web.
Selling her share of Mykindaplace, an online magazine and social network she founded in 2000, for several million in 2006, Wasmund set up Smarta, a networking and advice site for small businesses.
