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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.
Here today, gone in weeks — pop-up shops and temporary stores are back for the holiday season.
You’ve got your website, your social media, and the ever-important word of mouth to get your company’s name out there, but how will you reach the hundreds or thousands of potential customers that are searching online for exactly the products you offer?
Independent We Stand has joined the Advocates for Independent Business (AIB), a new coalition of trade associations and other groups dedicated to ensuring that locally owned, independent businesses succeed and thrive.
When small-shop retailer Tabitha Geise decided to participate in Black Friday in 2011, she wasn’t sure whether there would be a payoff.
In every American city, there are two kinds of small businesses: the ones that line the streets and fill the storefronts today, and the ones that live on from generations past.
Independent We Stand is rolling out an all-new look that’s red, white, and blue, and all about you! We’re celebrating the small businesses, hardworking citizens, and dedicated consumers that power our communities and our country everyday.
Independent We Stand is proud to participate in the fourth annual Small Business Saturday on November 30, 2013. This year’s event is going to be bigger than ever and we want to help you join in.
In USA TODAY’s Smart Small Business series, four expanding firms discuss their entrepreneurial triumphs and challenges, and share their specific tactics for success.
‘Buy Local’ trend helps some Utahns turn passion for art into a livelihood.
