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For almost two years, we’ve offered a guide to help small towns create Shop Local campaigns. I’m preparing an update, so I’d love to get your feedback.
1. Do you have a shop local campaign in your small town? How well is it working? Do you have any hard numbers?
2. If you’ve read our guide, what needs improved? What brainstorms would you add? And did you find it useful, worth the money?
3. If you haven’t purchased our guide, what would make you want to: more info? comments from people who liked it? something else?
Feel free to comment here, or send an email to: shoplocal@smallbizsurvival.com
Thank you for helping!
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Hi Becky. I am going to send this guide to a friend in the small town I grew up in. He is doing some great things for local businesses.
Fred, thanks for spreading the word. I’m glad your hometown has great things going on.