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Julia Washington is back on the pod to talk about her small business, Prose and Glow. This episode gives insight on what urged Natalie and Julia into looking for alternatives outside of their normal job markets and their feelings about the current professional landscape. Julia will also give us an inside look at the systems put into place that do not help small business owners and how being a single woman really impacts her experience starting and running a business.Support the Show:Follow us at @menivetoleratedpod on Instagram! https://www.patreon.com/menivetoleratedpod on Patreon for bonus content! We are currently running a free trial on all three tiers! All ways to support the show can be found at https://linktr.ee/menivetoleratedpod. Join the newsletter so you know when all bonus material is out and learn about all our other projects.Find Julia:On instagram: @popculturemakesmejealous and @thejuliawashingtonShop Prose and Glow: https://www.juliawashingtonproductions.com/Podcasts: Pop Culture Makes Me Jealous and Jelly Pops Book Club

Join us in this festive episode as we explore the magical holiday events happening in Historic Downtown Perry. From the twinkling lights to finding the perfect holiday gift, we'll guide you through everything you need to know to make the most of the season.Whether you're a local or visiting for the holidays, this episode will inspire you to create unforgettable memories in Downtown Perry this Christmas. Let the season of joy begin! Episode Highlights:Reindeer Scavenger Hunt Hunt Santa's reindeer all throughout Historic Downtown PerryPick up your scavenger hunt card at Visit Perry (808 Carroll Street)Shop Small BINGO CardHow to Play: For each qualifying purchase on the bingo card, have it marked off while shopping. For each completed row of bingo, you will get 1 raffle entry into a chance to win $200 Downtown Dollars. Pick up a bingo card from Visit Perry at 808 Carroll Street or many of the downtown businesses!Downtown DollarsLooking for the perfect gift for someone who has everything?Surprise them with Downtown Dollars! With over two dozen participating merchants, you're giving the gift of choice and endless possibilities.Learn More: https://perry-ga.gov/mainstreet/downtown-dollarsPerry Christmas ParadeYou're invited to join us for the annual Perry Christmas Parade on December 7 at 10:00 AM! An Old-Fashioned Christmas in Downtown Perry promises to be a heartwarming and enchanting experience, bringing together the community to celebrate the holiday season with a touch of nostalgia and timeless joy.Route: General Courtney Hodges and Carroll StreetShop Late - Extended Shopping Hours'Tis the season!The Downtown Perry Merchants are excited to host this year's Holiday Open House: an event to encourage evening shopping and dining throughout our downtown district.Shop late in Historic Downtown Perry, Georgia on December 12th from 5-8PM! Enjoy specialty cocktails and drinks from participating restaurants while you sip and shop all participating boutiques and specialty shops. All participating businesses will be hosting unique giveaway opportunities for attendees.Artesian MarketThe Perry Farmer's Market is expanding for the holiday season! Visit them on Saturday, December 14 from 9 am - 1 pm.Horse-Drawn Carriage RidesEnjoy shopping and a relaxing ride throughout Historic Downtown Perry on December 21 from 12-3 pm.Holiday History Trolley Tours - SOLD OUTNeed more information? Contact Alicia Hartley, City of Perry Downtown Manager, at Alicia.Hartley@perry-ga.gov.7If you like Inside Perry - subscribe and share the podcast with friends and family. The podcast is available on all major podcast platforms.Visit us at perry-ga.gov. We hope to see you around in our amazing community...Where Georgia Comes Together.

On this Small Business Saturday episode of “Furthermore with Amanda Head,” Amanda features two inspiring guests who exemplify resilience, innovation, and the entrepreneurial spirit.First, Amanda welcomes Jennifer Sey, a former U.S. Women's All-Around Gymnastics Champion turned Emmy-winning producer, Levi Strauss & Co. executive, and now the Founder and CEO of XX-XY Athletics. Sey shares her journey from champion athlete to corporate leader and courageous advocate for common sense amidst challenges from progressive activism. Sey discusses her company's mission to protect women's sports and her latest performance collection, featuring leggings, bike shorts, tanks, and tees that combine style with superior fit and fabric. With support from ambassadors like Riley Gaines and Chloe Cole, Sey is building a brand rooted in integrity and excellence.You can listen and watch her full interview with Amanda Head by clicking here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tktAy7PQnkoNext, Amanda welcomes U.S. Army veteran and master craftsman Michael John Brown, who shares his powerful story of survival and creativity. As a chronic pain and cancer survivor, Brown recounts how former President Donald Trump's Veterans Choice Program helped him overcome medical crises and regain control of his life. Now thriving as an artisan, Brown creates custom leather holsters and hand-turned wooden bowls that reflect his dedication to quality and craftsmanship.You can listen and watch his full interview with Amanda Head by clicking here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwD-Rigc8CwTune in for two incredible stories of perseverance, purpose, and the pursuit of excellence. You can shop Sey's latest collections at XX-XYAthletics.com and explore Brown's handcrafted works via his Instagram: @Michael_John_Brown.Once you're done listening to the podcast and shopping small businesses, go ahead and check out Amanda Head's latest video podcast episodes on Rumble or Youtube and subscribe to her channels today:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FurthermorePodRumble: www.rumble.com/c/c-6349263See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Send us a textJoin us in this episode where the Inspired by Ms Amber Team discusses is being too busy simply a distraction, and actually holding us each back. In the studio we're all dreamers, and one battle is choosing a goal to start with and staying on that path seeing it through to the end…when there's so many other fun goals we also want to accomplish within our business!Are you grinding so hard that you're losing sight of what really matters in your business? In this episode, we get real about how the ‘busy' trap can actually be killing your dreams instead of building them. We'll talk about how to shift from nonstop hustle to strategic, purposeful work that lights you up and keeps your goals in focus.Let's trade burnout for breakthroughs and get back to the vision that made you start in the first place. Time to get honest: is being busy getting in the way of your biggest dreams?"As always don't forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe. And let us know in the comments if you have any good tips that have worked for you in your business.Support the showFollow Ms Amber Red on all social media platforms: IG: inspiredbymsamberred - https://www.instagram.com/inspiredbymsamberred/ TikTok: msamberred - https://www.tiktok.com/@msamberred?_t=8We7Q2Gtd0&_r=1 FB: msamberred permanent makeup - https://www.facebook.com/Msamberred

In this conversation, Chris and Hunter discuss a variety of topics ranging from the rising prices of beer and snacks to their favorite sports teams, particularly the Dallas Cowboys. They delve into personal interests such as reality TV and basketball, highlighting family involvement in sports. The discussion shifts to fishing tournaments, conservation efforts, and the challenges faced in the redfish tournament scene. They also touch on upcoming guests, tournament rules, and personal fishing experiences, including equipment and marine electronics. In this engaging conversation, Chris discusses various aspects of fishing, including minimalism in fishing gear, the importance of supporting small businesses, and the excitement surrounding Black Friday deals. He reflects on the challenges faced by the fishing industry, particularly in the wake of COVID-19, and shares personal anecdotes about fishing shows and identity theft on social media. The conversation wraps up with a preview of upcoming sales and promotions at his store, emphasizing community support and the joy of fishing. sports, fishing, Dallas Cowboys, reality TV, fishing tournaments, conservation, redfish, marine electronics, trolling motors, personal stories, fishing, minimalism, small business, Black Friday, fishing shows, identity theft, social media security, fishing gear, discounts, promotions

Have you been gearing up for Pink Friday? Or are you new to Pink Friday and want in on the fun? In this episode, I'll be breaking down what Pink Friday is all about and giving you my best advice on how to get your business prepped for its best week all year. Listen in to get informed, get tuned into the community, and get excited!  Learn More About the Boutique Hub Here: https://theboutiquehub.com/join/boutique Resources: Pink Friday 2024 Pink Friday Map Join The Boutique Hub Community 2025 Boutique Boss Planner  Ashley Alderson: Instagram  The Boutique Hub: Website | Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest | TikTok | YouTube 

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In this episode of the Valley Today, host Janet Michael welcomes Gina Hilliard, President of the Luray/Page Chamber of Commerce. They discuss several topics starting with Gina's recent chamber-sponsored trip to Italy, highlighting the advantages of group travel. Gina shares future travel plans with the chamber, particularly a 2025 trip to Greece. Janet and Gina then shift gears to the Shop Small campaign, emphasizing the importance of supporting local businesses during the holiday season. They explain how shoppers can participate and potentially win prizes by submitting receipts for purchases made from November 30th to December 22nd. The conversation also covers the upcoming ninth annual Chamber Holiday Festival on December 6th, describing various activities including photos with Santa, festive treats, crafts, a holiday market, and more. The event is framed as a community-building occasion, likened to a Hallmark movie setting. Concluding the discussion, they touch upon other chamber events, including Business After Hours and Women in Business activities, and Gina invites interested vendors and sponsors to participate in the festival.  Learn more on their website: https://www.visitluraypage.com/chamber/ and follow them on Facebook.

Where are Mortgage Rates headed? – Robert Foos, President of Sparrow Mortgage discusses the current state of the home mortgage market with Chris Boyd and Jeff Perry. The conversation starts off with the likely impacts for mortgage rates due to the recent election. Robert answers questions regarding the mortgage application process, debt to income ratios, types of income that qualify for a mortgage, self-employment situations, and programs for first time homebuyers. At the end of the segment, Robert mentions community events in the Falmouth area that he is involved with (see links below). For more information or to reach Chris Boyd or Jeff Perry, click the below link: https://www.wealthenhancement.com/s/advisor-teams/amr To reach Robert Foos, Sparrow Mortgage, or the events mentioned, see the links below: https://sparrowmortgage.com/ Katie's Cure https://www.katiescureals.com/ Sip & Shop Small www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1072818018186092&set=pb.100063737103399.- 2207520000  

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In this episode of "The Localist," host Carrie Rollwagen shares easy ways to support local businesses without making significant lifestyle changes. She covers three key tips: choosing specific categories to always buy local, switching recurring payments to local services and dedicating a day to shop at local businesses. The episode aims to make the process of buying local more accessible and enjoyable.   Mentioned in this episode: Carrie's Instagram: https://instagram.com/crollwagen Sign up for Carrie's newsletter: https://gmail.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=9c59a060684d71f12f6e495fc&id=98cd3122b9 Carrie's Website: https://carrierollwagen.com/ Shop Small blog: https://shopsmallblog-blog-blog.tumblr.com/ The Localist Book: https://bookshop.org/p/books/the-localist-think-independent-buy-local-and-reclaim-the-american-dream-carrie-rollwagen/11535983?ean=9780692319482 Punch Love Coffee: https://www.instagram.com/punchlovecoffee?igshid=6qm4a079lw6q Order books online at Bookshop.org: https://bookshop.org/ Local Audiobook Service Libro.fm: https://libro.fm/ NowVision Eye Care: https://nowvisioneyecare.com/index2.php#!/NOW_VISION_EYE_CARE NowVision Eye Care on The Localist Podcast: https://carrierollwagen.com/podcast-episodes/vision-for-the-future-dr-lori-jasper-of-nowvision-eye-care-shares-how-customer-connection-is-good-for-your-health-and-her-bottom-line/ Ohm Jiu Jitsu: https://www.ohmjiujitsu.com/ Chocolata: https://www.chocolatachocolate.com/  

Shop Small is a year-round effort that encourages people to support local businesses and communities, with a special focus on Small Business Saturday. Founded by American Express in 2010, Small Business Saturday has become a nationwide celebration of small businesses. In 2023 alone, U.S. consumers who shopped at independent retailers and restaurants on Small Business Saturday spent an estimated $17 billion. In today's episode, Erin Sweatman of American Express joins us in the studio to share the incredible story of how Shop Small evolved from a single idea into the expansive movement it is today. We'll also explore how social media plays a crucial role in connecting small businesses with the next generation of shoppers. Based on a study from American Express, 73% of Gen Z say they are more likely to shop with a small business when they see them on social media. Tune in to learn practical ways you can get involved by shopping small and how to participate with Small Business Saturday on November 30th, 2024. Key Points: How we can support small businesses  Connecting communities and customers How to get involved with Shop Small  Resources/Links:  Learn More about Shop Small  Follow us on Instagram! Watch Full Episodes of The Entrepreneur's Studio on YouTube. Credits:  The Entrepreneur's Studio is powered by Heartland Payment Systems. Providing nearly 1 million entrepreneurs with the technology to make money, move money, manage employees and engage customers.  Disclosures: [3:05] The total reported projected spending of U.S. consumers who shopped at independent retailers and restaurants on Small Business Saturday in 2023 reached an estimated $17 billion. [10:10] Based on a study from American Express, 73% of Gen Z said that they are more likely to shop with a small business when they see them on social media.

In this episode, Sydney and Audrey talk about.... Dried Flowers!! How to dry different flowers properly, some of our favorite flowers to dry and press, how you know its time to dry a flower, and why we think everyone should love dried flowers as much as we do!! Sydney also tells us some of her favorite dried flower farmers! Stop in our Downtown GJ flower shop to get some specialty dried flowers for yourself or as a gift!  A refresher on Garvey's Gardens for everyone new listening in!  We have so many new listeners we wanted to make sure everyone knows a bit about us as people, and about our Flower Farm and Flower Shop!  Sydney: Owner and Farmer-Florist; former teacher; Braves baseball fan; loves reading romcoms and baking in her time away from the shop and farm.  Audrey: Shop Associate and Podcast Manager; Colorado Mesa Uni Student; Student Teacher; vintage VW Racer and Restorer; Newlywed; Grand Junction Native. Garvey's Gardens: Flower Farm and Floral Boutique in Western Colorado! We grow flowers in Palisade throughout the whole year, although most are grown May-October, and those flowers end up in our shop and in our wedding designs for our lucky couples! Our Floral Boutique in Grand Junction, right off of Main St on 5th, is open daily for everyday floral orders, deliveries, gifts, and more!  Visit our website to place a seasonal fresh florals order in the Grand Junction, Fruita, Loma, Palisade, Clifton, or Whitewater areas! Email List Signup on our Website (weekly emails) Our FREE Wedding Florals Checklist! Our Instagram! @garveysgardens

Heather Castro Northcutt returns to share how her passion for design turned into a mission to support adoption. Addie Lane Design isn't just a store—it's a space where every purchase contributes to bringing children to their forever homes. Hear how Heather's journey of overcoming personal storms inspired her to create a business that gives back, blending old and new to craft a story of redemption.This Middle Tennessee boutique features curated home designs, inspired living, rare finds, and a tea shop. Every purchase at Addie Lane helps support the cause of adoption. Addie Lane Design can be found at: 8731 Horton Hwy, College Grove, TN 37046 You can follow Addie Lane on Instagram @AddieLaneDesign 

We've taken a look at government support for small business in Canada, but what about corporate support? Al is visited by Gerardo Welter, Vice President – Marketing & Business Insights Canada and Latin America at American Express. They talk about Amex's Shop Small campaign, and they also share some promising trends for shopping small in Canada based on consumer shopping research.Another great event to support small business in Canada is the Elevate Festival. Al brings you on-the-scene interviews with participants from last year's festival to give you a taste of what you can expect this year.Also in this episode:Daniel Stranges, Sr. Events & Sponsorship Specialist at Moneris cohosts.Sean McCormick, Director Business Development at Moneris shares consumer spending data.Links of Interest:Shop Small With American Express2024 Elevate FestivalAfrican Bronze HoneyAfter 9 Inc.HypeDocs  Subscribe now!If you have a payment-related or business question you'd like to submit to one of our experts, you can email us at podcast@moneris.com.Just Good Business is a Moneris podcast production hosted by Al Grego.

Walter Frye is Global Director of Brand and Retail Marketing at Amazon. In this role, he leads the mass marketing strategy to drive retail demand and brand love for Amazon and its products and services around the world. Walter also leads Amazon's multicultural strategy focused on driving affinity with Black and Hispanic audiences in the U.S. Since joining Amazon, Walter has produced multiple award-winning global campaigns, including Amazon's highly-rated “Joy is Shared” holiday ad and “Saving Sawyer,” which were rated as #1 Most Effective Ad Ever by System1 and the #1 best Super Bowl ad of 2023 by AdAge, respectively.  Prior to joining Amazon, Walter held various marketing leadership roles at American Express, where he worked for 15 years across experiential, social, design, partnerships and strategy. During his tenure, Walter developed their year-round Shop Small initiative in 20 countries worldwide as well as American Express' global entertainment and experiential strategy. He negotiated global deals with Live Nation, U.S. Open, Coachella, and Wimbledon, as well as brand's partnerships with wide range of music artists including Beyonce, Kendrick Lamar, Jay Z, Ariana Grande, and Taylor Swift.  Walter serves on the Board of Directors for The Trevor Project, the leading national organization providing suicide prevention services to LGBTQ youth. His awards include a prime-time Emmy for Outstanding Interactive Video (with Taylor Swift), Billboard 100 Most Powerful Players in Music, AdAge 40 Under 40 and the Out100. Walter holds an MBA from Harvard Business School received a bachelor's in Economics from Yale University.

Are you ready to shine a spotlight on small businesses? In today's episode, I'm thrilled to welcome back Sarah Burks, Director of Education at The Boutique Hub to discuss one of our favorite topics—Pink Friday. As we gear up for the busiest seasons in retail, Sarah shares the story behind Pink Friday and how it has become a nationwide movement to support and celebrate small businesses. Learn More About the Boutique Hub Here: https://theboutiquehub.com/join/boutique/ Resources: Pink Friday 2024 Join The Boutique Hub Community Ashley Alderson: Instagram The Boutique Hub: Website | Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest | TikTok | YouTube

Ivy, Katie, and Susie are in the Casita Mas Fina and ready to talk and laugh their way through another episode. We are all obsessed with protein snacks and our little Noodle. We catch up on 4th of July activities and Ranger games. During the Bestie Book Club segment, we learn that one of us has read 27 books so far this year and we talk about how much all of us love unlocking the achievements in our reading apps. Ivy and Katie visited a restaurant in Dallas that is all pink... ALL pink!! And they finished up their booty boot camp and we discussed the results.  We also talk about the pros and cons of a daily cleaning routine versus a Sunday Reset.  Let us know which you think is better.  Finally, we bring back a little Thanks for the Memories with Red, Yello, and Green flags in relationships. You're welcome.  Don't forget... Shop Small, Support Local, and check out the socials to keep up with your favorite musicians!  XoXo! Love you, mean it! 

I feel like if we understand something we are more likely to participate in it. Today we are discussing the importance of small businesses in communities. Our support of them matters a lot and more than you may realize. www.EBCconsultingLLC.com

Happy New Year, friends! Join in as Susie and Katie discuss the holidays including today, New Year's Day. We deep dive on Christmas activities and what we hope to have happen for us in 2024. We go through the Ins and Outs for the year and what we have listed as our "resolutions". We also have one last Christmas edition of We're Not Really Famous Strangers.    Music Minute:  Mean Motor Scooter has a show coming up January 6th at Tulips Fort Worth!  Keep an eye out for shows near you! Let us know how about any shows you'll be at!    Shop Small, Support Local!  Love you, mean it! 

Did you know the US CENSUS Bureau acknowledged the impact Small Businesses have in New York State? Data As referenced on the Alex Garrett Podcast Network show that 62% of the business community in NYS is a small business! Thanks to QRFY.com for this info! (https://data.census.gov/table?...$0400000) If you are a CEO of a small business and would like to join my podcast to discuss your biz feel free to email at alex@alexgnyc.com! Also! Interview with Lou Terminello here: https://www.spreaker.com/episo...

About Us: Business owners, Chamber directors, industry leaders, Main Street Directors, school and hospital leaders discuss what's happening in North MS with station owner, Melinda Marsalis. Interviews are recorded in Ripley, MS at Sun Bear Studio, broadcast every Tuesday at 11 am on The Shark 102.3 FM Radio and added here to help you stay informed.   If you would like to be considered for an interview, you can call or email Melinda.  The Shark 102.3 FM Radio Station and Sun Bear Studio, located in Ripley, MS, are owned by Chris and Melinda Marsalis.  Chris and Melinda have a passion for community development and love all of the amazing things that are going on in North Mississippi.  This Week:   In this episode, Melinda sits down with Elizabeth Behm, Director of Ripley Main Street Association. Just like so many small towns in the area, Ripley has several holiday-based events coming up including the lighting of the Christmas Tree on The Square just before the annual Christmas Parade as well as a great shopping event called Sip and Shop. Melinda and Elizabeth talk about all the fun things coming up and how the community can get involved.For all the upcoming events in our local Northeast MS area, check out the Community Calendar on theshark1023.com or listen to The Shark on the air, on your desktop, or on the app every Tuesday and Thursday at 4 pm. The Shark will keep you "in the know"!!www.jc.media662-837-1023theshark1023@gmail.com

In this episode Neil and Will talk about their respective Turkey Days and how this year compared to Turkey Days of old.  They also recognize three past guests who are at the pinnacle of their respective sport...football in the mountains!  Take a listen as Neil gives a preview of the mountains traveling to the flatlands and his predictions all around...you might be surprised as his predictions aren't always from the heart.  In recognition of the advent season and twenty five days till Christmas, they guys also start the countdown of twenty five small businesses in Appalachia to check out...check out the AMW IG for more detailed information on the #AppBiz of the day as the countdown starts on December 1st leading up to the holiday!   #AppBiz(s) of the Week (and the first 7 of the countdown): 1: Grazeful LLC (Martinsburg, WV) - www.grazefulwv.com  2: Kinship Goods (Charleston, WV) - www.kinshipgoods.com  3: Holtz Leather Company (Huntsville, AL) - www.holtzleather.com  4: New Frontier (Morehead, KY) - www.newfrontierbrand.com  5: Knotzland (Pittsburgh, PA) - www.knotzland.com  6: Scavenger Forge (Brasstown, NC) - www.scavengerforge.bigcartel.com  7: Coal Country Candles (Hindman, KY) - www.coalcountrycandles.com 

Every Friday this month Rocky & Lissa are featuring a small local business in their Shop Small Spotlight.  Pat & Danielle from Carmella's Sauces in Dunmore stopped by with some big news about their sauce and the story behind the Carmella name.

Want to know what it's like to dish up gourmet meals while in a small RV space? Join us as our guest, AJ Forget, a modern nomad and culinary wizard, shares his adventures and practical advice for whipping up tasty meals in a tiny RV kitchen. AJ, who lives, works, and cooks in a converted school bus, gives us a peek into his wandering lifestyle, his decision to forgo a traditional oven, and his passion for crafting delicious dishes despite limited resources. As we all know, RV kitchens are not known for their spaciousness, but that doesn't mean you can't produce mouthwatering meals. AJ author of The Buslife Kitchen  takes us on a tour of his RV kitchen, explaining how he navigates the challenges of limited storage, counter space, and height restrictions. From baking bread on a stovetop to roasting veggies in, AJ shares his strategies for making the most of what you have. His stories serve as a reminder that with a dash of creativity, a sprinkle of planning, and a good sense of humor, cooking in an RV can be both fun and fulfilling.AJ Forget is the author of The Buslife Kitchen, a cookbook focused on cuisine for the modern nomad available on Amazon or at The Buslife Kitchen to get your signed copy.  You also get a 25% off discount using code Shopsmall until Christmas 2023But wait, there's more! Enter the realm of AJ's cookbooks, a treasury of recipes tailored for tiny kitchens. These culinary guides offer straightforward instructions for adapting complex dishes to your personal tastes, making cleanup a breeze, and even storing food efficiently in a small space. Whether you're an RV newbie or seasoned traveler, this episode is brimming with practical cooking tips, inspiring tales, and the infectious enthusiasm of AJ, who proves that a small kitchen can indeed hold grand culinary adventures. Grab your apron, tune in, and get ready to transform your RV kitchen into your new favorite place to cook!Episodes Discounts Codes: • RV Trip Wizard Code: RVLIFEPodcast for 25% off • Kracken Adventure Bikes Code: Hunt for $400 off • Harvest Hosts Code: HUNT20 for 20% off • Open Road Resorts Mention RV LIFE Podcast for a discount • Boondockers Welcome Code: HUNT20 for 20% off • AirSkits Use Discount Code: RVPOD • Liquid Rubber Code: RVLIFEPOD for 15% off • Open Roads RV Fuel Discount Program We save money on diesel with every fill up. It's free, just sign up and start saving. • Clear2OCleaner, safer, better tasting water.• LITO Above link gives you a great discount.Luxury In The Outdoors Elevate your camping experience with high quality outdoor products. Sponsors• Wholesale Warranties• National I...

Big Packages, small packages, Wrapped packages. Packages that make noise. Liquid filled packages.You won't want to miss this episode. Tis the season...Sneaky Links:Lizzyhttps://seph.me/3uy5NVFEmilyhttps://etsy.me/3sVSxcTAmyhttps://etsy.me/3sVSxcTTanyahttps://bit.ly/47uWwvThttps://bit.ly/47sjns2Support the showConnect with usInstagram: https://bit.ly/ourIGpageTikTok: https://bit.ly/ourTiktokpageIntro and Outro music, Sexy Fashion Beat from Coma-Media

Two members of the Marshall Retail Group join Community Matters on "Small Business Saturday" - the post-Black Friday appeal for shoppers to commit to spending some of their holiday shopping budget locally, at smaller businesses.Also known as "Shop Small," the promotion happens one day after the national "Black Friday" big retail push - and just days before "Cyber Monday" and "Giving Tuesday". Marshall, Michigan business owners Caryn Drenth and Claudia Murch, who each own separate businesses downtown, share their stories and talk about how shopping small provides a direct line of support to the community.Episode ResourcesCaryn's Businesses:Handle and Hinge websiteLiving Michigan websiteClaudia's Business:Green Scene of Marshall websiteShop Marshall Michigan Facebook pageABOUT COMMUNITY MATTERSFormer WBCK Morning Show host Richard Piet (2014-2017) returns to host Community Matters, an interview program focused on community leaders and newsmakers in and around Battle Creek. Community Matters is heard Saturdays at 8:00 AM and PM Eastern on WBCK-FM (95.3) and anytime at battlecreekpodcast.com.Community Matters is sponsored by Lakeview Ford Lincoln.Battlecreekpodcast.com and The Richard Piet Show are Livemic Communications podcasts. Livemic Communications helps businesses, organizations and entrepreneurs create customized, purposeful podcast content.

Battle Creek Chamber of Commerce President Kara Beer joins Community Matters on "Small Business Saturday" to talk about the origins of the post-Black Friday retail theme.With Black Friday shopping mostly focused on larger national on-site and online retailers, the "Shop Small" effort the following day encourages holiday shoppers to make a conscious effort to support smaller, local retailers.Beer says more than 80 percent of the Battle Creek Chamber of Commerce membership is considered a small business.Episode ResourcesBattle Creek Chamber websiteABOUT COMMUNITY MATTERSFormer WBCK Morning Show host Richard Piet (2014-2017) returns to host Community Matters, an interview program focused on community leaders and newsmakers in and around Battle Creek. Community Matters is heard Saturdays at 8:00 AM and PM Eastern on WBCK-FM (95.3) and anytime at battlecreekpodcast.com.Community Matters is sponsored by Lakeview Ford Lincoln.Battlecreekpodcast.com and The Richard Piet Show are Livemic Communications podcasts. Livemic Communications helps businesses, organizations and entrepreneurs create customized, purposeful podcast content.

Small Business Saturday is an annual event tha  encourages consumers to support locally owned businesses like ours Small Business Saturday was introduced by American Express in 2010 as a way to promote small businesses in the wake of the Great Recession.This annual event takes place each November nestled between Black Friday and Cyber Monday.In 2011, the U.S. Senate passed a resolution to support Small Business Saturday, and participation in the event has expanded to all 50 states.By focusing on small businesses, the purpose of the event is to highlight their importance in local communities, so they aren't overshadowed by larger competitors... in our case large fertility centers and conventional medicine practices.Small Business Saturday is designed to support all online and brick-and-mortar small businesses. This event is intended to encourage consumers to shop at small and locally owned businesses. That includes retail stores and restaurants as well as other small businesses, such as hair salons, grocery stores, and service-based businesses like The Eudaimonia Center. It also extends to small businesses that exist solel  online.The main goal of Small Business Saturday? To give small businesses a revenue boost during the holiday shopping season and help them compete with their larger counterparts.The best way to support Small Business Saturday as a consumer is to buy locally and encourage friends and family to do the same. That includes shopping at local brick-and-mortar businesses as well as at small businesses that operate solely online. You can also use the #ShopSmall and #SmallBizSaturday hashtags to promote the event on social media.Small Business Saturday gives shoppers an opportunity to show support for local businesses. It's important to remember that this event is designed to encourage people to shop small not only during the holidays but at any time of the year.Support the show

Our conversation today for part two of a "Shop Small Saturday" edition of The Valley Today with Carl Knoblock, Virginia District Director of the Small Business Administration featured two small business owners. First, we talked with Sue Haynes, owner of Clementine Vintage about what shopping small means to her as a business owner, and how it impacts our community. We talked a bit about the products she carries and how she discovers them. Clementine Vintage is located at 148 E. King Street in Strasburg. They are open Wednesday - Saturday from noon til 6pm and on Sunday from noon til 5pm. Follow them on Facebook to learn about new products and upcoming events. In the second segment, we talked with Cristi Coryell, owner of The ButterCup in Woodstock about what shopping small means to her as a business owner and the personal struggles and successes she's experienced. The ButterCup is located at 120 S. Main Street in Woodstock. They are open on Wednesdays from 11am - 7pm, Thursdays from 11am - 6pm, Fridays from 11am - 5pm, Saturdays from 11am - 4pm, and Sundays from 11am - 3pm. Follow them on Facebook to learn about new products and upcoming events. Carl also gave details for the Small Business Person of the Year awards and talked about what they look for in the nominations. You can find more details here: https://www.sba.gov/national-small-business-week/small-business-person-year Applications will be accepted until December 7, 2023. 

Today's show opens with a comment about the kind of nation Israel must be to still try to negotiate with Hamas. I cannot even imagine trying to take them at their word with the hope of getting some of your innocent citizens back. The deal that was struck is far better for Hamas, especially operationally for the ongoing war. That's because Israel is a culture of life and they are willing to take the risk if it means saving some of their own. IDF Jonathan Conricus was on CNN and discussed how the proof of the tunnels under the hospitals shows Hamas has been lying and Israel has been telling the truth. Not only has Hamas committed international war crimes, but also proves they are content using their own people as human shields. While Conricus asks about getting apologies from the WHO, the UN, the UNRWA and ICRC, my response is, don't hold your breath. Those groups are fundamentally anti-Israel, anti-Semitic and anti-liberty. They will never admit they were wrong. Meanwhile, Israeli Ambassador to the UN, Gilad Erdan, asks that august body why they are not interested in crying out for women's rights when it comes to Israeli women and girls? Furthermore, he asks UNICEF why they have shown no interest in how Palestinian children are raised from birth to hate Jews and to want to kill them at whatever cost? TalkTV in the UK just ran a piece showing the “hate speech” being uttered in so many of their mosques. If we changed out their terminology, and replaced Jews with “black and brown people”, there would be a massive uprising asking why the FBI or the DOJ hasn't done anything to shut down the hate speech? But, at the moment, police feel there is no crime here. The Son of a Hamas founder, Mosab Hassan Yousef, addressed a delegation of the United Nations. His message is well worth hearing. It ends with the warning that if Israel fails in crushing Hamas, then the whole of the world will suffer. It seems the people in Ireland have had enough with unchecked illegal immigration. They just had a knife attack outside of a school, where five people, three of which were children, the youngest only five years old, were attacked. In response, people began to riot and set fire to various immigration processing centers. While I do not condone any violence, it represents the pressure cooker nearly all Western nations are trying to ignore with their unchecked immigration policies. The irony of the reaction in Ireland was for their Prime Minister to blame the “far-right” for the reaction to the knife attack. Rather than understand the reason for the anger and to address the root cause, it's easier to blame far-right politics. The annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade was ruined thanks to a bunch of blithering idiots who wanted to show their love for terrorists by gluing themselves to the ground on the parade route. They also defaced a part of the New York Public Library that contained a dedication to Stephan Schwarzman, a Jewish donor to the library. Want to stop this in it's tracks? Arrest them and charge them to the fullest extent possible. Show these radical fascists what happens when they break the law. It's not cute or trendy. New J6 footage shows someone who appears to be wearing an ear-piece, shoving people inside the Capitol. In fact, we have audio of a woman who is trying to resist, telling him to stop shoving her and others inside. There is no doubt in my mind, J6 was a Fed plan to frame Donald Trump and his supporters. I haven't been wrong on any of the supposed “conspiracies” so far and I have no doubt I'm right about this one, too. Carol Roth, who appeared on my show a few weeks ago, addressed Bidenomics recently and detailed just how poorly the Biden regime is handling our economy. However, with the holidays here, she does remind us how important it is to support local businesses. Finally, Pierre Poilievre, the leader of Canada's Conservative Party, schools another reporter regarding the news of the car explosion at the border checkpoint between Canada and the United States. It's another master class on how to deal with people who have an agenda. It starts by not accepting the premise, staying calm and reasoned, and using their own words against them. Brilliant! Take a moment to rate and review the show and then share the episode on social media. You can find me on Facebook, X, Instagram, GETTR and TRUTH Social by searching for The Alan Sanders Show. You can also support the show by visiting my Patreon page!

Tis the season to shop small! For this month's City Cast Pittsburgh gift guide, we're ticking off a swirl of upcoming art and craft markets for holiday shoppers of every stripe. Whether you're in the mood for huge wall art, intricate glasswork, hand-painted stationary, or beautifully delicate ceramics and pottery, we've got your ultimate holiday market guide to help you find the Pittsburgh-perfect gift for all your loved ones this year. Newsletter editor Francesca Dabecco shared an even bigger list of regional markets in the Hey Pittsburgh newsletter. Want some more Pittsburgh news?  Make sure to sign up for our daily morning Hey Pittsburgh newsletter. We're also on Instagram @CityCastPgh! Not a fan of social? Then leave us a voicemail at 412-212-8893. Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info here.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Small Business Saturday is always the Saturday after Thanksgiving, and in this episode, we focused on all of the great businesses that are our downtown-neighbors. Included were: • Dina's Dominican • Primo Tailoring • Glass Growers Gallery • Pointe Four Vintage • Luminary Distilling • The Brig Cigar Lounge • From the Erie Downtown Partnership, Dave Tamulonis

Our conversation today with Gina Hilliard and Edison Emmons from Luray/Page Chamber of Commerce gave us all the details for their 8th Annual Holiday Festival. This is a FREE event for all to attend! Families can come and enjoy Santa's workshop with lots of crafts the kid can take home, write a letter to Santa and leave it in the mailbox, make a Christmas card, and take home some reindeer food. Enjoy festive cookies, popcorn, hot cocoa, holiday punch, and s'mores by the firepit. Take a barrel train ride or enjoy the live holiday music. Bring the whole family and get your picture taken with Santa for a $5 cash donation or canned food donation. The proceeds will benefit Page One and Page Paws. Get a headstart on your Holiday shopping at the Holiday Market featuring over 30 vendors. We also talked about their Shop Small in Page County campaign that kicks off on November 25 and runs through December 17, 2023. When you shop or dine locally, send a picture of your receipt by email to events@lurayapage.com, or drop it off in person at 18 Campbell Street, Luray, to be entered to win a $500 shopping spree. Each receipt equals one entry, even for online purchases. Each entry must include your name, phone number, and a copy of the receipt. Receipts are due to by Sunday, December 17th, at 5pm. The drawing will take place live on Facebook on Monday, December 18, 2023. For more information follow Luray Page Chamber on Facebook, send an email to events@luraypage.com or call 540-743-3915.

Our conversation today for a "Shop Small Saturday" edition of The Valley Today with Carl Knoblock, Virginia District Director of the Small Business Administration featured two small business owners. First, we talked with Victoria Kidd Armstrong, owner of The Hideaway Cafe about what shopping small means to her as a business owner and the power of community. Repeatedly named Winchester's best coffeehouse, Hideaway Cafe sits as a welcome center of sorts, greeting folks visiting Winchester's beautiful Old Town pedestrian walking mall. Located at the intersection of West Cork and South Loudoun (right next to Cork Street Tavern), the café has become the community's living room. The comfortable and welcoming café is an ideal setting for grabbing a quick lunch, enjoying time with friends, settling behind a laptop to work, or holding a casual business meeting over some of the best coffee in town. In addition to offering award-winning coffees and fine teas, Hideaway offers a variety of sandwiches, pastries, breakfast goods, coffee-based cocktails, and more. Stay up to date on events by following them on Facebook. In the second segment, we talked with Christine Patrick, owner of Winchester Book Gallery about what shopping small means to her as a business owner and how the community shapes the way she operates her business and the inventory she carries. The Winchester Book Gallery is a 51-year old, independent, locally-owned bookstore serving the northern Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. As a cornerstone of our community, they offer new books, Local Art, Cards, Book Fairs, and Special Orders. The Book Gallery regularly hosts book signings, book clubs, and community nights. In addition, they offer everyday discounts for teachers and book clubs. The Winchester Book Gallery inspires, informs and amuses customers with compelling book selections and a diverse selection of other merchandise. Stay up to date on events by following them on Facebook. Carl also gave details for the Small Business Person of the Year awards and talked about what they look for in the nominations. You can find more details here: https://www.sba.gov/national-small-business-week/small-business-person-year Applications will be accepted until December 7, 2023. 

Dive into the fascinating world of micro-businesses and explore their remarkable impact on local economies and communities. Discover how these micro-businesses drive innovation, create employment opportunities, racial equity, and contribute to the overall economic landscape. Our guests Brian Goebel, Managing Director of The Business & Society Institute at Emory University's Goizueta Business School and Mercedes Uzuegbunam, Heart Mercedes Founder share their insights into the stories and strategies behind microbusiness. Join us as we discuss the impact of these small but mighty enterprises, rethink intentionality in our shopping behaviors, and gain a deeper understanding of why small business is truly big. The Importance of MicrobusinessesBrian Goebel discusses how microbusinesses go beyond economic contributions to influence communities. They tailor products and services to the specific needs of their communities, creating a unique and personalized experience. They add cultural richness to communities. Despite their small size individually, their collective impact is significant. They play a crucial role in creating jobs, both directly and indirectly, and contribute to building wealth within communities. Professor Peter Roberts has additional research on microbusiness impact. Additionally, the Association for Enterprise Opportunity (AEO) Bigger Than You Think Report provides helpful insights.  Start:ME: Supporting MicrobusinessesBrian discusses Start:ME, a micro-business accelerator program, operating in underserved communities across metro Atlanta that has served nearly 400 micro-businesses over the last 10 years. The program focuses on supporting businesses to start, grow, and thrive. Follow @StartMeATL on Instagram. Brian and Mercedes also share more about the work of other entrepreneur support organizations in Atlanta including Goodie Nation, Village Micro Fund, The Village Market, Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs, and Women's Entrepreneurship Initiative (WEI).Journey to Heart MercedesMercedes Uzuegbunam, Start:ME alum and coordinator discusses her journey to launch Heart Mercedes, a statement jewelry line for the whole family. She discusses how it evolved organically, driven by her passion for art and a desire to give back to the community. She shares how Start:ME played a crucial role in her transition from artist to a business owner and her decision to support other entrepreneurs.  Mercedes emphasizes the importance of authenticity in her brand and how her values show up in her business. She engages the community in “random acts of kindness” such as organizing pop-up art classes in schools, contributing to creative expression in children and enhancing community well-being. Follow @HeartMercedes on Instagram.Addressing Poverty and Racial Equity Brian sheds light on how micro-businesses play a role in providing pathways for families to exit poverty, however he cautions that poverty is a systemic issue that entrepreneurship alone cannot solve. Micro-businesses contribute significantly to household income and offer flexibility to entrepreneurs, enabling them to leverage their passions and skills. In reference to economic equity, Brian highlights the racial wealth gap and emphasizes the need for intentional support, ensuring entrepreneurs from underserved communities have access to knowledge, networks, and capital. He also advocates for policy considerations as crucial aspects in creating an equitable environment. Brian highlights several thought leaders and organizations doing great work in the Atlanta area on this topic and references the Atlanta Wealth Building Initiative (AWBI) along with the Partnership for Southern Equity (PSE) as a great starting point to understand the dynamics of Atlanta.Reference: The Atlanta Wealth Building Initiative (AWBI)  Building a Beloved Economy Spending with IntentionMercedes and Brian highlight the significance of researching where to spend your money, aligning your choices with personal values, and the impact that can create. The idea of "Shop Small, Shop Local" is more than a slogan; it's about investing in the community, creating personal connections, and leaving a positive impact. Mercedes emphasizes the value of leaving a positive legacy through intentional and supportive actions. Brian also underlines the role that companies can play in driving impact through intentional procurement initiatives. Taking ActionBrian concludes by inviting listeners to get involved by making mindful choices regarding where they shop and how they invest their time. He invites listeners to support micro-businesses through purchases from the Start:ME shopping guide and volunteering as a Start:ME business mentor. He highlights several organizations working towards economic equity and encourages individuals to get informed about challenges and take collective action for a better, more prosperous community.  Thank you to our guests, Brian Goebel and Mercedes Uzuegbunam, for sharing their insights and experiences. Join us in supporting micro-businesses and making intentional choices that positively impact our communities.

This week Tiffany Anton sits down with PBH partner and guest co-host, Lisa Uhrik to chat all about shopping small.  Why is it important to your community?  As we head into the holiday season, remember your small business owners are as important if not more than the big box stores!   Thanks to our partners:  Honey Baked Ham Cookeville   To learn more about Powered By Her, visit: https://www.poweredbyhercommunity.com/   To join our support of PBH mentoring donate here. 

This is a big week! The 4th annual Pink Friday is this Friday, and I am so excited to celebrate with all of you. This year will be bigger and better than ever with more than 5,000 boutiques around the world will be taking part in Pink Friday. There's nothing I love more than seeing boutiques and small business owners come together in their communities to support each other and promote shopping small first. Because Pink Friday is such a huge day for us at The Hub, we are launching our PINK FRIDAY SUPER SALE this Friday, which will run through Cyber Monday and includes discounts on all Boutique Hub products (with the exception of the new planner). This is the one and only sale we do all year, so don't miss your chance to save on our masterclasses, handbooks and products! Resources:  Pink Friday Website and Map Pink Friday Promotional Ideas  The Boutique Hub:  Website | Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest | TikTok | YouTube Ashley Alderson: Instagram 2024 Boutique Boss Planner Holiday Marketing Masterclass Small Business Marketing Handbook Small Business Hiring Handbook How to Start a Boutique Handbook Instagram Ignite Masterclass   Content Sanity Masterclass Boutique Summit 2024 Boutique Hub Black Hubventory.com    

Today I'm popping in with a call to action and that is… I want you to shop small this holiday season. To make this as easy as possible for you, we've put together a robust holiday gift guide featuring almost 300 independent brands from our Proof to Product Community. The Proof to Product gift guide includes a wide range of products including candles, apparel, jewelry, accessories, puzzles and games, home decor as well as gifts for pet lovers plant lovers, kids & babies and more. There is truly something for everyone inside the Proof to Product gift guide.   Download your copy of the gift guide at www.prooftoproduct.com/giftguide.  Links: PTP Episodes 316 & 317: State of Retail PTP Episode 318: Why You Need to be selling everyday

About the Show:"Every small purchase at a local business has a ripple effect, helping to sustain jobs, drive economic growth, and create a thriving community.” - Tori P. BognerIn a recent episode of the "I Am Northwest Arkansas" podcast, Randy Wilburn sits down with Tori Bogner, Senior VP of Marketing at Signature Bank, and Jennifer Esty, owner of the Scout Guide in Northwest Arkansas. The trio delves into the "Shop Small Y'all" program, a unique collaboration between Signature Bank and the Scout Guide that champions local businesses.Tori and Jennifer articulate the vital importance of investing in and supporting local enterprises. They underline how community-centric initiatives like Shop Small Y'all not only bolster businesses but also enrich the local economy. The program operates via a gift card system, offering a versatile way for shoppers to patronize a range of participating businesses while enjoying exclusive discounts and offers.The guests don't just speak in theoretical terms; they also share success stories from previous years. These testimonials underscore the tangible impact of the program and the very real need for ongoing support for small businesses in Northwest Arkansas.For listeners keen on making a meaningful difference in their community, Tori and Jennifer encourage active involvement in the Shop Small Y'all program. By doing so, you're not just shopping; you're investing in the well-being and vibrancy of Northwest Arkansas.What you will learn in this episode:Discover how joining the Shop Small Y'all program in Northwest Arkansas can boost your sales and bring more customers to your door.Learn why supporting local small businesses is not only good for the community but also benefits your own business in the long run.Find out the advantages of participating in the Shop Small Y'all program, such as increased brand awareness and customer loyalty.Explore the unique services offered by a bilingual bank in Arkansas and how they can help you cater to a diverse customer base.Hear about Signature Bank's community initiatives that go beyond banking and how they can make a positive impact on your business and the local community.All this and more on this episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast. Important Links and Mentions on the Show*Email Tori BognerEmail Jennifer EtsyWebsite The Scout Guide Northwest ArkansasWebsite Shop Small Ya'll Northwest ArkansasThe Scout Guide Northwest Arkansas on InstagramShop Small...

Welcome! As a small business owner and a military spouse of 14 years, I've come to LOVE entreprenerual stories of how every day people start, struggle & thrive in the small business world.  Listen along as I sit down with small business owners and get to know our newest duty station: Oahu, Hawaii. 

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MRA President and CEO Bill Hallan said, Michigan small businesses are feeling the squeeze of the UAW strike and the resulting loss of spending power by families impacted. Small businesses may feel the impacts of this strike for months to come. Even after the strike ends. We encourage shoppers to consider the importance of shopping with local businesses, keeping their dollars in their community.

Today we are talking about Charisms - what they are and how we can use them to build Christ's Kingdom. If you would like to begin the process of discerning your own Charisms, I am offering a free assessment and discernment retreat through Many Parts Ministries as a part of your Beckoned membership or one one coaching package in the month of July. To join or learn more about these programs, go to www.beholdyourlife.com. Bonus - through Sunday, July 16th, take 10% off any program from Behold using the coupon code - ShopSmall www.beholdyourlife.com

Kristyn DeBord Durbin paved her way in the family business as a sales representative and designer for Double J Saddlery — a collection of tack, saddles, bags and other leathergoods handmade in Texas. Now as a new mom of two young girls, Kristyn has gone from wholesale to retail, stepping back from the saddlery company to found June's Pearls, an online boutique of children's clothing, toys, and gifts. She joins the show today to share her story, her history, and the lessons she has learned along the way. Listen in as Kristyn shares how Double J Saddlery has evolved since it was founded in 1991 and how she has played a pivotal role in driving the fashion side of the business with the curation of the Vestige by Double J jewelry line. We also discuss how Double J has built a brand that has stood the test of time and become a staple in the Western industry, and what non-Western brands can learn from their Western counterparts. We get into so much in this episode, so get comfortable and get ready to be inspired! Learn More About the Boutique Hub Here: https://theboutiquehub.com/join/boutique/ Resources: Double J Saddlery June's Pearls Boutique Boss Store

On this episode of Virtual Coffee, I share my advice on shopping for Mother's Day gifts while also supporting small and local businesses. We dive into the five love languages and discuss how to shop for your mom, or the mother figure in your life, based on their love language.  Still don't know what to purchase for Mother's Day? Message me on Instagram! I might have some ideas for you ☺️   Small businesses mentioned in this episode: Bomborama Bath Bombs Rescue Me Candle Co. Hello Clutter Macon Gardens Mr Jones Watches Curate Honeygirl Meadery Valerosa Boutique ----more---- ☕️ Instagram & Facebook: @virtualcoffeepodcast ☕️ Email: virtualcoffeepodcast@gmail.com  ☕️ Linktree ----more---- ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Don't forget to leave a rating & review for Virtual Coffee! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ----more---- Music: Blippy Trance by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5759-blippy-trance License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

I'm thrilled to be back for an all-new season of Boutique Chat, and to kick off Season 5, I'm revisiting some of my favorite episodes of the last year! In this highlight reel you'll hear from Social Sales Girls founder Susan Bradley on digital advertising and metrics, Everyday Chic Boutique owner Karli Harris Pennington on launching collections, Simple Pin Media founder Kate Ahl on the power of Pinterest, influencer and boutique owner Jocelyn McClellan on the importance of community, The Taproom founder Kelly Vaughn on optimizing Shopify, The Good Babes Co. founder Shelby Lovelace on styling collections and creating an aesthetic, financial adviser and founder of Finances Demystified Dominique Broadway on making your money work for you through investments, Yellowstone costumer Megan Meadors on the resurgence of cowboy cool, and Hale House owner Bekah Hale Pollock on building a lifestyle brand. Did you miss any of these amazing guests? Click the links below to listen to the full episodes. And tune in next Tuesday for the first interview of Season 5!   Learn more about The Boutique Hub here: https://theboutiquehub.com/join/boutique/   Episodes: How to Grow a Sustainable Business Like an Expert with Susan Bradley From Brick & Mortar to Ecommerce with Karli Harris Pennington The Power of Pinterest Marketing with Kate Ahl Cultivating Community Over Competition Jocelyn McClellan Converting Your Shopify Store into a Sales Powerhouse with Kelly Vaughn Growth, Diversification & Re-branding Your Boutique Business with Shelby Lovelace How to Build Wealth as a Boutique Owner with Dominique Broadway From the Set of Yellowstone with Megan Meadors Lessons Learned from a Decade in Business with Bekah Pollock   Other Resources: Ashley Alderson: Instagram Hubventory.com Boutique Boss Store  

It's the holiday shopping season! And as small business owners, we thought it would be fun to put some good karma out into the world and shop our small business shopping directory. Let's switch gears from business owner to consumer and help support other small businesses just like yours!One of the easiest ways to shop is by recommendation, so whether you're working hard in your business or taking a moment to relax with some pumpkin pie, we're going to share some of our favorite brands and products to make things even easier for you.Brought to you by the Shop 1 in 5™ Pledge! Commit to making 1 in 5 of your purchases from a small business, whether online or offline. The Shop 1 in 5™ Pledge is a way to make an impact together when (and where) it matters most. Join us and take the pledge today!Resources:Yours Truly Gift & Flower ShoppeRosebud's TeesEllen HutsonPretty InappropriateGlass Ladder & Co.Vana Chupp StudioBlooming Botanicals HempBlue Moon BakeryThe Naked CupcakeChuco RelicDomeDockDallas Caramel CompanyCardinal Rule PressExplore hundreds of other small businesses in our Shop 1 in 5 Directory! Happy shopping!Connect:Website: theproductboss.comInstagram: @theproductbossMentioned in this episode:HubSpot Podcast NetworkListen to The Product Boss and more shows like us on the HubSpot Podcast NetworkHubSpot Podcast NetworkGoal Digger PodcastListen to the Goal Digger Podcast by Jenna KutcherGoal Digger

For Maggie Gross, BrandWorth started out as a question: How does a brand prove their value to a skeptical CEO or CFO who sees branding as a cost-driver?Maggie leads Brand practice at Deloitte. She has led strategy for brands like Dos Equis, Samsung, Keurig/Green Mountain, Lysol, and the Special Olympics. Her work with American Express on Small Business Saturday reframed the idea into the Shop Small movement – leading it to become a nationally-recognized holiday by Congress. Her work and ideas have been featured in the New York Times, Harvard Business Review, The Wall Street Journal, and even spotlighted in the Smithsonian Museum.In this special Office Hours episode, Jim and Maggie help answer that initial question. Tune in to learn about the four drivers of brand value and how the right mix attributed to about $1BN in incremental revenue for brands and the companies that are doing it well. Plus – Jim shares the toughest brand he transformed at P&G.Learn more about BrandWorth at: https://www.deloittedigital.com/us/en/offerings/customer-led-marketing/make-brand-a-c-suite-priority.htmlSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.