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We are now entering the halfway mark of 2026. It’s time to reflect on your business, and see what is working, what needs...
06/04/2026

We are now entering the halfway mark of 2026. It’s time to reflect on your business, and see what is working, what needs improvement and to maximize the summer season. Time to evaluate your performance, your team members, social media efforts, operations, and your business’ overall plan. Opportunities are plentiful with summer activities especially if you are in hospitality, transportation and retail industries. With the influx of tourists and families taking vacations, you can position your business for success. Engage customers at community events, deploy summer promotions, collaborate with other businesses, and if summer tends to be a slow period for your business, use the coming months to get ready for your busy season. Train your staff, adopt AI to automate tasks, and take the time to refocus your business. Whatever you do, keep growing your business, finding new opportunities, and never stop moving forward. A time to reevaluate your business can help refocus your energy.

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You’re hired! Job openings are at their highest level in nearly 2 years according to the Bureau of labor statistics. Ame...
06/02/2026

You’re hired! Job openings are at their highest level in nearly 2 years according to the Bureau of labor statistics. America’s stock market continues to surge, and US businesses are hiring again. The demand for workers shows that the US labor market is expanding again. Consumer spending remains steady despite some signs of slowing down, and the economy remains strong. New graduates are looking for work, and this is great news for those who have struggled to find work in the past 2 years. Are you planning to add new team members to your business? Comment below.

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If you are a business owner you may have thought whether it would be a good idea to invest time and money into industry ...
05/28/2026

If you are a business owner you may have thought whether it would be a good idea to invest time and money into industry trade shows. Face-to-face interaction, lead generation, and brand visibility are some of the key benefits of attending and exhibiting at a trade show, but because of the significant investment in booth space, travel and time away from your daily operations, it can be an expensive step for your business. Attending as a visitor first could give you an idea whether it is worth it. Study the audience, evaluate foot traffic, and see if the event is aligned with your brand and target audience. Whether you decide to exhibit or not, it is probably worth your time to visit to do competitive research, see industry trends and make connections. You never know what kind of partnerships, future team members, or knowledge you main get from these events.

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Slapping new paint on an old house won’t make the house new, as rebranding your business won’t fix the issues that are m...
05/26/2026

Slapping new paint on an old house won’t make the house new, as rebranding your business won’t fix the issues that are making your business stagnant. Businesses rebrand to shed outdated perceptions, reposition their business and attract new clients. Rebranding is much more than a new logo or a new message, it is part of a much bigger picture. How your business is perceived, what your audience expects, and what forces are driving your industry. Shifts in market trends, aging demographics, and consumer sentiment must be considered, but most importantly it must align with your vision, and your values. Even a change in your logo can be rejected by your customers (take Cracker Barrel for example), so consider your brand heritage and legacy before making any changes. If you are going to change your business perception, make sure it is a positive change, and that it won’t alienate long time customers.

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This Memorial Day Weekend retail stores will be fighting for every dollar with heavy markdowns on big ticket items but a...
05/21/2026

This Memorial Day Weekend retail stores will be fighting for every dollar with heavy markdowns on big ticket items but a shift from massive spending spree to a precision shopping is expected this Holiday weekend. As inflation and higher gas prices leave less room for nonessential spending consumers are looking to spend time with family and friends, cut costs and only shop for what they need. That is the prediction from retailers who are adjusting to consumer’s tighter budgets by making price cutting the main attraction this holiday weekend.

We want to take the time to honor those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice to keep us safe and wish everyone a Happy Memorial Day weekend.

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Ever wonder why big brands like Walmart, Target and others partner with non-profit organizations to ask you to donate mo...
05/19/2026

Ever wonder why big brands like Walmart, Target and others partner with non-profit organizations to ask you to donate money at the checkout? Charities attract socially conscious consumers and drive sales through positive public relations. Donating time to a local charity, helping communities after a natural disaster, or supporting your local minor league team are ways to build a connection with your local community and build your brand loyalty. It builds more than financial opportunities, it solidifies your business’ legacy and shows consumers that you are invested in your community. What strategies have you implemented in your business to show support to your community? Share with us in the comments.

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Summer is upon us. Memorial Day weekend, 4th of July and Labor Day weekend sales are major lifelines for retail shopping...
05/14/2026

Summer is upon us. Memorial Day weekend, 4th of July and Labor Day weekend sales are major lifelines for retail shopping. With higher gas prices, higher travel prices, and global conflicts, the forecast for this summer is not very optimistic for retail, but consumers remain resilient despite all the news. Retail sales have come down significantly this past month, but summer tends to bring sales up. Credit card sales continue to rise and so does credit card processing fees for merchants, year after year. This summer we expect consumers to focus on specific, necessary purchases, and bargains. It’s a time to clear spring inventory and find ways to attract new customers. How are you planning for your summer sales? Share your thoughts with us in the comments.

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As prices continue to rise for consumers so is delinquency on debt payments. Delinquencies rose to 4.8%, the highest tal...
05/12/2026

As prices continue to rise for consumers so is delinquency on debt payments. Delinquencies rose to 4.8%, the highest tally since 2017 and for the first time in more than a decade, the national average credit score dipped last year according to Experian. Application for credit rose in February to their highest level since late 2022. Data shows that consumer credit card spending is through the roof. Consumers are spending more on gasoline, food, and everything else and they are using credit cards to make up for the loss in buying power. Data may also understate some of the reality. As more buyers take on debts through Buy Now Pay Later which rarely shows on credit reports. When budgets are tight, any emergency like household repairs, car repairs, or medical emergencies, are going on credit cards. Consumers are doing the best they can to pay off debt, but once an emergency comes, they are back to square one. The hamster wheel of the debt cycle becomes a never ending struggle. You work, you do your best to pay down your debt and something else happens. Gas prices go up, an emergency happens, or external forces brings new challenges that takes you right back to debt.

This is true for consumers and business owners alike. Managing cash flow, debt, and your needs is vital to your success. Lowering your operational costs, keeping your balance sheet in check and making sure you are not overspending can get you out of debt and the hamster wheel.

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Did you know that National Small Business Week is May 3-9, 2026? It’s time to celebrate your small business and for comm...
05/07/2026

Did you know that National Small Business Week is May 3-9, 2026? It’s time to celebrate your small business and for communities to buy local. Small businesses are the force of our economy. In times of higher prices, a volatile economy, global conflicts, and rising inflation it is hard to think of celebrations, but small businesses deserve to be celebrated and supported. There is much to look forward to and hope for a better future. So, put on your optimist hat on, implement new technologies, analyze what is working, reinvest time and effort in your business, gather those that help your business thrive and find a reason to celebrate, and focus on the future of your business. This is a post in honor of those sleepless nights, those short lunches and the entrepreneurial spirit that has gotten you this far!

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Spirit Airlines ceased operations on May 2, 2026. Studying a huge business fail like this offers insights into how to ru...
05/05/2026

Spirit Airlines ceased operations on May 2, 2026. Studying a huge business fail like this offers insights into how to run your business. A competitive market, high debt, engine and fleet issues, rising fuel prices and persistent customer service issues along with an ultra low cost business model have all contributed to its collapse. A few lessons can be learned from this. Manage your cash flow, adapt your business model when challenges appear, be flexible and fast when economic pressures arise, and always listen and understand your customers. Spirit airlines failed to address customer demands, and destination trends. Despite growing its operations into other markets the airline lost its focus and spent more resources into entering new routes than focusing on servicing better the routes it already had established. Managing the speed and how you expand your business is also another lesson in this case. Sometimes is better to focus on your market and brand promise than to lose focus and try to expand before addressing your customer needs, your operational issues, and your cash flow.

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