Today social media is vital to a successful business, without it your brilliant business can easily get lost in the competition. But, with so many social platforms, how are you supposed to choose the right ones when it comes to using social media for your business? We get that being a business owner is more […]
You might think that this isn’t that big of a deal, but it is and you should take our word for it. It is good to post frequently and tell your customers about your business but As Neil Patel says, “If you post too infrequently, your audience will forget that you exist and you will […]
When your business is struggling to achieve success or your competitors are getting the better of you in the market, then you will be desperately looking for a way to get things going again. Digital advertising has always been a major player when it comes to getting your business to the people. When it comes […]
The student, a 28-year-old high-level engineer who builds satellite systems, is crouched in the shallow water wearing goggles. His job is to blow bubbles through his nose, something many people one tenth his age do without effort. But he’s releasing the air violently and spasmodically, while the water runs down his throat and his panic builds. His eyes […]
Steve Rollman was a firefighter in Thornton before he started his feed store in Niwot. A couple of back surgeries got him casting around for other opportunities and he found a vacant storefront in Niwot back in 1981. He decided to buy it and start a rental business, renting lawn equipment, carpet cleaners, dollies. “Pretty […]
From her first day on the job at an upscale surf and turf restaurant in Scottsdale, AZ, Christine Ruch knew she had found her niche. Even though she was only 18, “I knew right away that food was my calling and I was never going to do anything else.” Fresh Thymes Eatery is the culmination of Christine’s […]
“Everybody said, ‘No don’t take it, nothing ever survived in that space,’ but I thought I could make it work,” Patty Ross says, thinking back to when she bought the three storefronts on 9th Street in Boulder that are now Clutter Consignment. That was 2009, and she is more than happy to have proved the naysayers wrong. […]
Yes, it’s a paper store, but it feels somehow limiting to call it that when you can fill your basket with fountain pens, Cavallini stickers, washi tape, twig pencils, paper butterfly garlands, Moleskine journals, Yellow Owl stamp sets, and Piperoid robots – self-assembly required on that last one. How Two Hands Began In 1993 Diana Philips started […]
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November 28th marks the 2015 edition of Small Business Saturday, and with each year it’s been conducted (it’s been going on since 2010!), a little more momentum is created, both the day of, and all the days that follow. Wondering if the ShopSmall movement is making an impact? Here are some numbers to chew on: […]