The Cuyahoga East Chamber of Commerce team was at the ceremonial ribbon-cutting to welcome ERIEBANK to the Village of Woodmere. Located at 28029 Chagrin Boulevard, ERIEBANK Regional President Wesley Gillespie kicked off the event at the new branch by [...]
Congratulations to Cuyahoga East Chamber of Commerce Member Wayne Lawrence of Weiss Movers and Storage for his recognition as a Chamber Bright Star in Warrensville Heights during the 14th Annual Northern Ohio Area Chambers of Commerce (NOACC) Bright Star Awards.Lawrence [...]
Businesses get a chance to try new things and put a halt to inefficient processes when a new year comes around. Before January hits, businesses often take the time to reflect on what went right and what didn’t go so [...]
One of the best ways to gain an understanding of how your customers feel about your business products and services is to ask for their feedback. There are a number of ways to query your audience, but do you [...]
A sustainable business model comes with environmental and social security benefits. What some may not know (or believe) is that sustainability has the potential to save your business money and increase profits. Green Business Bureau says sustainability is delivering [...]
Supply chain issues, as well as inflation, continue to be a serious disruption in the operation of businesses across the globe. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce says inflation is at a 40-year high, making it difficult for small businesses [...]
Small Business Saturday for 2022 will be recognized on November 26, which is only a few weeks away. The U.S. Small Business Administration says Small Business Saturday is a day to celebrate and support small businesses. The special day [...]
The ideas you create for your business are your own. The real question is how you protect your ideas from becoming the property of someone else. Copyrighted.com says it wasn’t always such a big deal to protect your intellectual property [...]
A grassroots marketing campaign can keep your costs low, grow your brand’s influence, and increase your business’ audience. With a highly-targeted approach to spreading your message, a grassroots marketing campaign can help your business get to a new level. [...]
The City of Warrensville Heights held an open house on Tuesday, October 18 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at its new municipal center on Richmond Road. The event, which was open to the public, featured tours and a [...]
One of the easiest ways for a small business to spread awareness about its company and services is through a properly crafted press kit. A press kit, also known as a media kit, includes all the essential information about [...]
To stay on top of your business’ competition, take a closer look at what is being done differently by your competitors online. Have you taken a look at their social media presence, the keywords they use in shareable content, [...]
What will your website need in 2023 to be a top contender amongst small businesses? Trends for the new year are leaning towards more informal eye-catching graphics while holding on a little tighter to clean and crisp web designs. [...]
Small businesses that operate on flexible schedules can cater better to individual employee needs. Indeed says workplace flexibility only works if both employees and employers learn to adapt to changing circumstances. So, how can businesses use the benefits of flexibility [...]
Tools and guidance to help your small business keep track of its annual expenses. Small business owners need to know how to track their expenses. It not only helps to simplify their finances, but it can also make life much [...]
According to the Cleveland Jewish News, a new HomeGoods store will replace the old Bed, Bath, and Beyond location at the Warrensville Heights Harvard Park shopping center. An opening date has not been reported, but construction looks to be [...]
How Small Businesses Grow During Back-to-School Season Without Selling School Supplies August hits and the back-to-school fever begins. While retail shops can deck their stores with school-related supplies, other business owners may be wondering how they can capitalize on [...]
How partnerships with local community nonprofit and charity organizations can increase your business’ influence and sales. National Nonprofit Day is approaching next Wednesday, August 17. Has your business made any beneficial partnerships with a local nonprofit? Have your employees [...]
How Small Businesses Grow During Back-to-School Season Without Selling School Supplies August hits and the back-to-school fever begins. While retail shops can deck their stores with school-related supplies, other business owners may be wondering how they can capitalize on [...]
Looking to bring in a little extra cash each month? Find out how passive income can give your business a boost in revenue. Some small business owners find ways to fund their companies with passive income. Passive income, according [...]
