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In the local business community, working together is the name of the game.
Small businesses may be known for their brick-and-mortar locations, but consumers are becoming increasingly known for their online habits.
In an increasingly digital world, staying up-to-date with the latest technology has never been more important for small businesses, whether it’s a legally required adjustment or not.
After all, your small business isn’t the only store in town that returns more than three times as much money per dollar of sales to the local economy.
As more businesses are launching and more startups are growing, there are some essential strategies for entrepreneurs to keep in mind in order to keep costs down.
Whatever is unique about your business – whether it’s a product you offer or an activity you’re proud of – makes your niche. Once you’ve identified your niche, it’s time to start leveraging it.
The holiday weekend may be over, but that’s no reason to stop celebrating your independence. If you’re a small business owner, it’s important to be proud about your business’s independence all year long.
In a world where consumers show an increasing desire to buy local, a business’s Main Street Story can be its biggest asset.
Facebook’s latest upgrades make it easier and more cost-effective than ever to turn casual social media fans into loyal small business customers.
Seven out of 10 consumers say they are more likely to use a local business if it has information available on social media.
