KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) — A popular Knoxville florist announced they will upgrade from their mobile truck to a brick and mortar storefront.
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Kerns Bakery wants to hear from you. Comment on their post below to let them know what restaurants you would like see there.
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3 Simple Ways Brick and Mortar Storefronts Can Expand Their Online Footprint - Business 2
Studies have shown that 90% of American businesses are family-owned or controlled . Mom-and-pop shops are vital to their communities and the economy. Amid COVID-19, small businesses are hard at work adapting and pivoting their services and offerings for customers.
One key area brick and mortar storefronts have been focused on is creating, or expanding, upon their online footprint. Not only does getting online help grow the sales and customer base of a small business, but it increases the company's visibility now and into the future. Here are a few simple ways mom-and-pop shops can start establishing their online presence.
e-Spirit CMS Integrates with SAP Commerce Cloud's Decoupled PWA "Spartacus" Storefront
Integration with FirstSpirit hybrid headless content management system enhances e-commerce sites with content-driven commerce experiences
"This new integration makes it easy for customers using the SAP Commerce Cloud solution to get to market with lightning speed," said Udo Sträßer, chief revenue officer, e-Spirit. "e-Spirit’s hybrid and headless CMS capability has the agility needed to rapidly integrate with existing and future channels. We’re changing the game for commerce companies that need to increase customer loyalty and revenue post-haste. Lengthy implementations are now a thing of the past.”
Palmer window painter brightens up downtown storefronts - KTVA 11 - The Voice of Alaska
“[The owner] didn’t give me any parameters, she just said something happy and inspirational, so tulips fit the bill for that,” Reger said.
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Reger pulled inspiration from her Palmer homestead roots for her piece at Jenski Automotive’s window.
“We had an antique red truck, it was actually international though, sitting between the barns and that’s kind of stamped into my childhood,” Reger said.
While you're here, how about this:
From the archives: Shop floors & storefronts | History | newsadvance.com
Commerce has been part of the story of Central Virginia since before John Lynch started his ferry across the James River. The News & Advance has been a part of — and a chronicler of — that story for more than 150 years. Our archives are heavy with photographs of that history; this is the second of several galleries to come.
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October 9, 1948 - Coleman Remodeling - This photo ran in the paper on this date in 1948, but may have been taken as early as 1886. It marks the completion of the remodeling of the shoe store at 911 Main Street. It is noted in the story that G.A. Coleman is "believed to be the oldest exclusive shoe concern in the state." The caption for the photo did not survive, but on the back three names are listed, G.A. Coleman, John Marshall and William Coleman.
Chicago small businesses can't find aid soon enough - Chicago Sun-Times
Novias Davila in Little Village, like many small businesses citywide, recognizes the importance of closing its doors in hopes of mitigating the spread of COVID-19.
But the dressmakers saw an opportunity and transitioned from making dresses to making an essential item Little Village needs : face masks.
Since the stay-at-home order was declared, the dressmakers at 3535 W. 26th St. have made over 17,000 masks for first responders, health clinics and to anyone who asked — for free.
Launch Your Home Business With a .store Domain - The Hour
In 2020, it’s no secret that practically anyone can launch a digital storefront from the comfort of their own home.
Unfortunately, this also means that the web is positively inundated with digital storefronts and marketplaces, making it that much harder for you to get your business in front of your customers.
Don’t get discouraged, though. Launching a thriving online business is still very much in the cards — you just need to give your operation a bit of an edge.
Local bank plans new from-scratch branch across from Village Shopping Center - Richmond BizSense
The 3 Chop Market convenience store at 7000 Three Chopt Road will be replaced by a new location for Atlantic Union Bank. (Michael Schwartz)
With the virtues of the drive-thru teller line on full display in the age of coronavirus safety measures, a local bank is moving forward with plans for a new standalone location in the city's West End that will replace a walk-in-only storefront across the street.
Atlantic Union Bank this month filed a plan of development to construct a new location with a drive-thru at 7000 Three Chopt Road, on the site of the existing 3 Chopt Mart convenience store.
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