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South Park, San Diego held their 50th Walkabout celebration on Comic-Con Weekend, July 26. The event purpose has been to bring small businesses, in one town, together for a night; to boost sales, and community support. Here’s how the event began.
If ever there was a need to be able to filter signal from noise, it’s right now, in today’s out-of-control world of social media and digital marketing!
Tim Harris, a native of Albuquerque, is the man behind the restaurant. He was born with Down syndrome, but his condition hasn’t slowed him down one bit. All small businesses have a unique and authentic story behind them, but few stories are as inspiring as Tim’s.
Whether she’s telling you to eat your vegetables or trying to convince you to come home for a visit this summer, she always wants the best for you. So it’s no surprise that you want only the best for her on Mother’s Day.
Yelp is challenging you to shop local this holiday season. There’s no better time to put your money where your heart is than during the holidays. By taking part, you’re supporting your great local business community and encouraging others to do the same.
Beginning this fall, every Thursday will be Buy Local Day in the Portland Public Schools’ cafeterias, the school district reported.
Thomas Edison once said, “I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.” If you believe in your product and you can quickly adapt to feedback, you will eventually find a way to market it effectively.
For generations, a quick trip to the local farmer’s market has been the easiest way to get the freshest produce in town and support local farms in your community. But what if you could achieve the same results without even leaving your desk?
You may order a coffee with cream and sugar, but you’ll leave Mike’s Community Cup with much more. At this independent coffee shop in SeaTac, Washington, your coffee craving will bring you the satisfaction of helping your local community.
This Fourth of July, celebrate independent businesses – the backbone of the American economy – by eating local burgers, drinking a local brew, or shopping the sale at a local boutique.
