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Fights Fragmentation and Diffusion: It breaks down the control centralized corporations have over your choices and autonomy while also fragmenting economic power and promotes diverse local economies

Supporting Local Business is all about vibing local, staying tuned to the homegrown beats, and keeping the dollars dancing within the community. It’s a simple riff, but it holds a melody that can revamp the local economy. So, how do we tune our spending to the local rhythm? Here are some steps to keep your dollars grooving locally:

Instructions:

  1. Get familiar with the local business scene, take a stroll through your local farmers' markets, hit up the local boutiques, and check out the chambers of commerce.

  2. Create or hook up with existing lists or directories in your community that spotlight local businesses. 

  3. Spread the word about your favorite local joints. Whether it’s social media shoutouts or simple word-of-mouth, every bit of hype helps these businesses keep the lights on.

  4. Dive into the resources provided by local Chambers of Commerce and Better Business Bureaus. They often have up to date information on local businesses and events.

  5. Make it a regular gig to support local.

  6. Share your experiences, write healthy reviews, and engage with local businesses. 

  7. If you have the means, collaborate with local businesses on events, promotions, or projects. 

  8. Local publications often spotlight local businesses and events. Stay tuned through local publications to keep up with the local business beat.

Supporting local businesses is like jamming to the authentic, unfiltered tunes of your community. It’s about creating a spending rhythm that resonates with the local vibe, nurturing the homegrown beats, and keeping the community jam session lively and loud. So next time you think of spending, remember to tune into the local rhythm, and let your dollars dance to the homegrown beats of your community.


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Evante Daniels

Author of “Power, Beats, and Rhymes”, Evante is a seasoned Cultural Ethnographer and Brand Strategist blends over 16 years of experience in innovative marketing and social impact.

https://evantedaniels.co
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