Small businesses often have a tight marketing budget to work with, which can make promoting your business a challenge. The good news is, there are plenty of ways for you to market yourself to your customers without spending any (or much) money.
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Now as a business owner, you probably don't have the time to research and identify these free marketing ideas, so we've taken care of that for you.
In this post, you’ll find a ton of free and low-budget ways to market your business, broken down into three categories:
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East Deer passes proposed $1.5 million budget, no tax increase | TribLIVE.com
East Deer’s proposed $1.5 million budget for 2021 calls for no property tax increase despite a 23% increase in spending.
Commissioners approved the proposed budget at their Thursday meeting, and will vote to approve the final budget on Dec. 31. The tax rate will remain at 4.9 mills.
Commissioners Chairman Tony Taliani said the proposed increase in spending has to do with four construction projects the township wants to undertake next year. This year’s budget was about $1.2 million.
Contango ORE, Inc.
Brad Juneau
Rick Van Nieuwenhuyse
Joseph S. Compofelice
Joseph G. Greenberg
Richard A. Shortz
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Additionally, the Company's Board of Directors re-appointed the following officers of the Company:
Leah Gaines - Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, Chief Accounting Officer, Treasurer and Secretary
On December 10, 2020, the Management Committee of Peak Gold, LLC ("Peak Gold"), the Company's joint venture with Kinross Gold Corporation ("Kinross") approved a total budget of $18 million for calendar year 2021 to undertake in-fill drilling, engineering and environmental studies necessary to complete a Feasibility level study, additional exploration, community relations and ready the project for formal permitting.
After a long wait and budget blow-out, Walsh Bay Arts Precinct opens for business
A welcome ray of sunshine has emerged at the end of Sydney's major arts companies' annus horribilis, with the opening of the first stage of the $370 million Walsh Bay Arts Precinct refurbishment.
Six companies – Bangarra Dance Theatre, Sydney Dance Company, Sydney Theatre Company, Sydney Philharmonia Choirs, Gondwana Choirs and The Song Company – will call the new-look Pier 4/5 home.
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It's been an anxious two-year wait in temporary accommodation for the companies, compounded by the huge financial strain of the forced shutdown in March this year.
While you're here, how about this:
Japan to decide on third extra budget to ease COVID-19 pain
TOKYO, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Japan's cabinet is set to endorse on Tuesday a third extra budget with spending of around 19.2 trillion yen ($185 billion) for this financial year ending in March to fund a new stimulus package, a draft document seen by Reuters showed on Monday.
The extra budget comes a week before next fiscal year's annual budget draft is due to be decided, both of which will be rolled out together as a 15-month budget to help the economy recover from COVID-19 induced slump.
US Calls On Federal Agencies To Power Down SolarWinds Orion Due To Security Breach
The U.S. government late Sunday night called on all federal civilian agencies to power down SolarWinds Orion products immediately because they are being used as part of an active security exploit .
An emergency directive issued by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) comes “in response to a known compromise involving SolarWinds Orion products that are currently being exploited by malicious actors,” according to the notice. “This Emergency Directive calls on all federal civilian agencies to review their networks for indicators of compromise and disconnect or power down SolarWinds Orion products immediately.”
States try to rescue small businesses as U.S. aid is snarled - StarTribune.com
With the economic recovery faltering and federal aid stalled in Washington, state governments are stepping in to try to help small businesses survive the pandemic winter.
But there is a limit to what states can do. The pandemic has ravaged budgets, driving up costs and eroding tax revenue. And unlike the federal government, most states cannot run budget deficits.
"From the jobs point of view and the economy point of view and the workers' point of view and small businesses, we've got to get that help from the federal government. That's the only place we can get it," said Gov. Mike DeWine of Ohio, a Republican.
Japan 'tankan' business survey shows optimism over recovery
A quarterly survey by the Bank of Japan shows business sentiment has improved sharply with expectations that the economy is recovering from a year-long recession.
The BOJ’s “tankan” released Monday reported rebounds in all categories, both manufacturing and nonmanufactuing companies, large and small. It was a marked improvement from the past several quarterly reports as Japan battled the coronavirus pandemic.
The main measure of business conditions of large manufacturers rose to minus 10 from minus 27, while business sentiment among large non-manufacturers such as service industries rose to minus 5 from minus 12. The actual results were better than forecast.
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