Did you know that negative reviews stop 40% of buyers from wanting to use a business? Here are some tips on how to handle and respond to a negative review. 

Ann Brown, owner of Plato’s Closet in Asheville, North Carolina, was approached with an interesting idea from another local business to help promote both of their operations and encourage people to get creative with thrifted items.

It’s not always easy to be eco-friendly, but when it comes to saving money and helping our Earth, I think we can all work together to accomplish this goal.

When it comes to social selling ask yourself, “If I was a brand-new customer, by seeing this post, would I know how to purchase this item, and based on the photo would I want to purchase it?

We’re all in this together. It’s a phrase we continue to hear over and over again. But what can you as small business owners do to help support other local businesses in your area, and how can that in return help you? 

While this is an uncertain time for business owners, communication is key for staying top of mind with your customers and your employees.

As our world is facing an unprecedented time during the COVID-19 outbreak, more businesses are being shut down or moved to selling online. It is more important than ever to take precautions online to ensure the safety of your business and personal accounts.

What can you do when the entire world is seemingly shut down? Well, if there is a silver lining in all this pandemic mess, it’s that everyone is isolating themselves in their homes and devouring content on the internet.