In February, Dyersburg State Community College (DSCC) Workforce Development and Continuing Education will host our Mental Health Series. Sessions will cost $10 per person, per session. All sessions will use ZOOM technology to offer an interactive environment with the presenter should there be any questions. Consider registering for one or all of our upcoming sessions. […]
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How to Get Backlinks and Why Your Local Business Needs Them
When I was in marketing for a tech company in the beginning days of content marketing, links were gold. Every time someone linked to our content my boss got excited. While I loved the free publicity and SEO awesomeness we acquired from links, I hated the act of actively pursuing them. It felt like we […]
The Venue at Twin Oaks Named Winner in 2021 WeddingWire Couples’ Choice Awards®
2021 WeddingWire Couples’ Choice Awards® The Venue at Twin Oaks Named Winner in 2021 WeddingWire Couples’ Choice Awards® January 29, 2021. — The Venue at Twin Oaks was announced as a winner of the 2021 WeddingWire Couples’ Choice Awards®, an accolade representing the top wedding professionals across the board in quality, service, responsiveness and professionalism […]
Think You have a Great Product or Service Idea? Here’s How to Know for Sure.
The world is full of gurus who will tell you to set some goals, drive action, make it happen. And that’s good advice. But just because you can, doesn’t always mean you should. Launching a new product or service is not something you want to do because you had a wild idea one morning over […]
4 Ways to Structure Your Day for Success
Productivity is always a big push at the beginning of the year. Everyone wants to do more with less, less money, less time, and fewer resources. This article will show you four ways to structure your day for greater success in achieving your goals. The one that best works for you is a personal decision […]
10 Things to Check Before Posting to Social Media
One of the most embarrassing things you can do on social media for your business is to mess up a post. For some of us, that might be a spelling or grammar mistake, for others, it may involve a humiliating auto-correct situation. For others still, it might mean giving away a company secret earlier than […]
4 New Year’s Resolutions for Your Small Business
This year has been a little more difficult to figure out new year’s resolutions. Part of that is because we’re all still reeling from the “lessons” we learned in 2020. Even the best prepared businesses lacked preparation for a global pandemic. Still, the new year is a great time to reexamine what you’ve been doing […]
Move Your Business Story Off of the About Page
If you spend any time speaking with copywriters or website writers, they will tell you a lot of businesses understand the importance of an effective About Us page on their website. As there’s been a lot of information written about telling your business story over the last decade and how customers want to do business […]
December 2020 Stimulus Bill
Just before midnight on December 21st, Congress passed the $900 billion bi-partisan stimulus package. Bi-partisan doesn’t mean there isn’t controversy in this case, however. Many Congressional members on both sides of the aisle believe it “gives up” too much to the “other side.” Others think it doesn’t go far enough. Still others wonder why certain […]
Bring in Last-minute Shoppers with These 4 COVID Precautions
As I write this, we are a week away from Christmas. And while it may feel like the holiday season has already been decided with everyone from the post office to mail-order businesses saying there’s no way they can meet Christmas deadlines, now is the time that local small businesses can shine. You have an […]