What Can Your Local Chamber of Commerce Do for Your Small Business?
What comes to mind when you think about the chamber of commerce? Is it the sponsor of a small-town parade, the organization who provided the prize for your elementary...... More »
What comes to mind when you think about the chamber of commerce? Is it the sponsor of a small-town parade, the organization who provided the prize for your elementary...... More »
Your audience is your lifeblood. They back your products and services, talk you up on social media and (hopefully) make your bottom line bigger. But do you really know...... More »
If you’ve ever experienced a Costco or Sam’s Club at noon on a Saturday afternoon, you understand the pull of “free.” From chicken to pasta to cookies — and...... More »
Marketing your small business is time-consuming. If anyone gets that, it’s us — after all, we’re small, too! But with the right small business marketing tips, even just a...... More »
Twitter: You either love it, or you hate it. Some small business owners have never explored the platform, despite our advice. Others tweet up a storm. But how do...... More »
Small business marketing is hard. Anyone who tells you different is either lying or not doing it correctly. From content curation to social media to figuring out which marketing...... More »
Always thinking about your small business’ competition? Join the club. Whether you’re selling life insurance, peddling pizzas on the street corner or delivering singing telegrams dressed as a gorilla,...... More »
Remember, as a kid, how cool it was to find something with your name on it? A license plate for your bike, a necklace or bracelet or even your...... More »
Would you like more customers? Don’t worry — that was a rhetorical question. But it’s not like you can just fling open your doors and grab passers-by off the...... More »
If your small business doesn’t fit neatly into the “retail” category, your holiday season might seem more “ho-hum” than “ho ho ho!” Children don’t climb up on Santa’s lap...... More »