In today’s digital-first economy, a non-profit’s social media presence is often its “front door.” For service organizations within our Chamber, social media is no longer just about posting photos of events; it’s about building a sustainable ecosystem of donors, volunteers, and brand advocates. To help our local non-profits move the needle in 2026, here are […]
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For Business Owners: A Smart QR Code Playbook
QR codes have faded in and out of popularity over the past decade, but they’ve finally surpassed trend status and they’re here to stay. They are convenient ways to drive traffic to desired information or action platforms. When used with intention, QR codes quietly remove friction and move customers exactly where you want them to […]
Winter Weather Damage? Check Out a Business Before You Hire
Memphis, TN – After storms or other kinds of bad weather that cause widespread damage, homeowners are often approached by less than reputable “storm chasers” who follow bad weather and go door to door offering too good to be true deals on repairs. While not all of them are out-and-out scammers, they may lack proper licensing, […]
Tennessee Industrial Printing Expands Capabilities with New Press
JACKSON, TN January 27, 2026— Tennessee Industrial Printing (TIPS) is taking its printing capabilities to the next level with the addition of a new RMGT 920 Series 8P (8-color pr) press. This new press was delivered in December and is now fully operational. This 36-inch press is a major investment in innovation for the long-standing […]
The 48-Hour Rule: Turning Business Ideas into Reality
Small business owners are usually not short on ideas. You have them in the shower, in the car, halfway through a client call, and even in the middle of the night. Ideas for a new service. A better way to onboard customers. A partnership you should pursue. A social post series that would actually sound […]
Is Your Business Owner-Dependent?
Is Your Business Owner-Dependent? It’s a simple question. Slightly uncomfortable. Surprisingly revealing. If you stepped away from your business for two weeks starting tomorrow, no email, no Slack, no “just checking in,” what would fall apart? Most business owners don’t love this thought experiment. Not because they’re doing anything wrong, but because many small businesses […]
Support Your Team With Confidence in Today’s Workplace
At the risk of starting the year off with doom and gloom, this is a topic that’s becoming increasingly important. Whether it’s personal uncertainties leaking into the workplace or your employees have concerns about the business or their place in it, many of them are feeling like they’re operating on unstable ground. This topic, while […]
JSCC President, Athletic Director Receive Prestigious Diamond Awards in Atlanta
JACKSON, Tenn. – Jackson State Community College President Dr. Carol A. Rothstein and Athletic Director Dr. Kevin K. Lynum received awards at the 2026 Diamond Awards in Atlanta, Georgia – one of the nation’s most distinguished recognitions celebrating humanitarian service, transformational leadership, and civic impact. Presented by The Not Alone Foundation, Inc. and The Academy of the Diamond Awards, the Diamond Awards […]
Instagram Quietly Changed Stories. Here’s Why It Matters
For years, Instagram Stories have been like the “cool kids table” of your account: mostly seen by people who already follow you. Great for connection, not great for discovery. That’s changing and businesses should be pretty excited about this. Instagram now lets people reshare public Stories to their own Stories, even if they weren’t tagged. There’s typically […]
One Easy Revenue Stream Most Small Businesses Don’t Know About
Unless you’ve been on the show Survivor’s island for the last six months, you probably have gotten wind of the notion that AI can help you save time, but did you know it can also help you make money? I’m not talking about becoming an AI expert and training the masses. That would take time […]
