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50+ PLACES TO LIST YOUR BUSINESS ONLINE
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Here are over 50 directories to list your business in alphabetical order: Angie’s list. Angie's List connects you with vetted pros, verified reviews, and fair pricing for any home project or service — from cleaning and lawn care to repairs and renovations. List here. Apple Maps. Visit Apple Maps Connect. Login or create a new Apple ID. You will be prompted to a menu called “Small Business.” Click “Add My Business”. Enter your business name and location to find your listing in the Apple Maps directory. If not found, click “Add new place.” It has a domain rating of 97. Better Business Bureau (BBB). To start the process of creating a new...
Three Steps to listing your business on Business listing websites
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Listing your business on business listing websites is an essential step in enhancing your online visibility and attracting potential customers. Here are three key steps to effectively list your business on these platforms: Gather information and Claim your business page Before you start listing your business, gather all the necessary information. This will streamline the process and ensure your business details are accurate and consistent across different platforms. Prepare the following details: Business Name: Your official business name. Address: Physical address, including street, city, state, and ZIP code. Phone Number: A reliable contact number for customers to reach you. Website...
Health is Wealth: Handling illness as an entrepreneur
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You know that saying, “Heath is wealth” We all say it but sometimes the inevitable occurs. I wanted to discuss what happens when an entrepreneur gets sick or is living with chronic illness. Here are some prevention and then coping strategies.
Ten things you need to get ready for your events
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When you are a small business going to be a vendor at craft fairs or flea markets, you want to look attractive, professional, and credible. You can wear your company t-shirts and hats, but the business isnt just about you. The entire atmosphere needs to show off your brand.
Running a Black-owned business during a pandemic
Running a business during a pandemic can be extremely hard. Many businesses have closed, while others have opened and had much success. With the pandemic affecting Black Americans disproportionately and the racial pandemic hitting Black and Asians, it is important that we give them our business. Support minority and women owned businesses to ensure a brighter future. This blog describes many businesses in CT and around the US, as well as a list of directory to search your own needs.