Black Owned Business Network
Business Resources (34)
Providing valuable business resources to African American owned businesses. Including the following:
- Business Tips
- Consumer Tips
- Business Start-up Information
- Acquiring Business Funding
- Business Management Tools such as Lean Six Sigma
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Business Tips (30)
Tips for running a successful small business
Business Tips to aid Black Owned Business in improving
Customer Service
Business Organization
Business Management
Increasing Revenue
Business Image
Business Processes
Business Planning
Employee Relations
Business Spotlight (2)
The Black Owned Business Spotlight, where we introduce you to a STAR business. This gives black owned business owners a chance to attract customers and venture capitalist with information on what they do, their services, and their products. These businesses will inspire other black owned businesses to achieve success.
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Having a business...EASY. Getting your name out there ... NOT SO EASYMarketing is not as easy and is certainly not cheap. Especially if your business…
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So you've invested your time and money in training them. They know the ends and outs of your business. They know your clients. Your clients…
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Check and respond to your business emails and phone calls and voice mails daily. // Clients don't wait, they find other services. When a client…
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You need repeat customers to have a successful long-term creative business.Repeat customers are the easiest customers. Think about it, they know your product or service.…
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Let's face it. For every service you provide, there are hundreds of others who provide the same service. When a potential customer or client…
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Tuesday, 07 August 2012 19:00
Black Community Spotlight - It Takes a Village Y’all: United and Providing Hope
When I was a child my mother often spoke of a time when the black community looked out for the black community. She would speak of the times when everyone in her neighborhood was considered a family. She spoke of times when the black community thrived and worked to improve their own community. She spoke of a time when blacks were PROUD of their communities.That was my mother’s generation. My generation is different. I come from a time where the black community does not take care of itself. I come from a time when everything you hear about the black…
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