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  1. 8 Great Ways To Give Back To Your Community

    Posted in Love Being Local

    Dan Yarrington

    By Dan Yarrington

    October 31st, 2011

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    Each of these represents an opportunity to generate excitement around the cause you’re supporting. Use these tips to make your customers engage with the causes near and dear to the heart of your community.

  2. Out With The Old, In With The Old?

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    Dan Yarrington

    By Dan Yarrington

    August 22nd, 2011

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    There are many forces at your disposal for touting the benefits of your goods and services, but as our communication methods expand and change, you can’t rely on the same tired tools that worked in the past. You need to take the classic concepts and redesign them with an old-fashioned attention to personal detail rather than the traditional broadcast media we’ve relied on to date.

  3. The Recovery Starts With You

    Posted in Love Being Local

    Dan Yarrington

    By Dan Yarrington

    July 18th, 2011

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    Recovery Starts Right On Your Block There’s a lot of talk in the abstract about “The Recovery” as if it’s something we await with bated breath. Utterances of its name have assumed the reverent tones that one might use to refer to a mythical future experience: “Once the recovery arrives…” or “The recovery is expected…

  4. 5 Ways To Get Involved In Your Community

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    Rob Richards

    By Rob Richards

    June 14th, 2011

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    When it comes to you and your business getting involved in your local community, the only real constraint is your imagination. Here’s a list to get those creative juices flowing. Connect With Community Leaders You may already know many of your fellow business owners and local retailers, and that’s a great start. Next, you should…

  5. Connect With Your Community

    Posted in Love Being Local

    Dan Yarrington

    By Dan Yarrington

    June 13th, 2011

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    Human beings are designed to be part of a community.  We thrive by sharing our passions and learning from each other. We all want to be a part of something greater and communities allow us that opportunity. Whether it’s a cadre of close friends from our bygone school days, a group of like-minded enthusiasts that…

  6. Learn To Love Being Local

    Posted in Love Being Local

    Dan Yarrington

    By Dan Yarrington

    May 16th, 2011

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    Conventional Wisdom Isn’t Always Right Conventional wisdom says that bigger is better. The larger a company, the more it can leverage economies of scale, and the bigger it can get.  But bigger isn’t always better. Sometimes – more often than you’d think – that little local store right around the corner is just right. Local…

  7. Multiple Locations A Whole New Game

    Posted in Love Being Local

    Dan Yarrington

    By Dan Yarrington

    April 11th, 2011

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    We all like to think that we can be everywhere at once, do everything we desire, and not have things fall by the wayside. In reality, we have limited resources with which to enact our schemes and work towards our dreams. Many of us include multiple locations in our business aspirations, to increase our market…


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  • Bradley Saul
    Bradley Saul is one of the owners of the West County Revolution Bike Shop in Sebastopol, CA.

  • Scott Fitzgerald
    Scott pedaled onto his current path when he opened his store Fitzgerald's Bicycles in 2002, which has been named one of the Top 100 Bicycle Retail stores in America.

  • Leah Singer
    Leah Singer is a writer who helps small businesses and retail stores enhance their marketing and creative endeavors.

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