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Navigating the Marketing Maze: A Small Business Guide to Maximizing A Small Marketing Budget

Posted on Monday, March 18, 2024
By: Hailey Heimbach
Categories: General

Navigating the Marketing Maze: A Small Business Guide to Maximizing A Small Marketing Budget
Set clear marketing goals based on what you aim to achieve, such as boosting website traffic, sales, or social media presence.Capitalize on what makes your small business unique, like being family-owned or sourcing locally, to stand out without a big budget.Use online tools to track important metrics...

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5 Key Connections Every Leader Must Have in Their Professional Network

Posted on Thursday, March 7, 2024
By: Hailey Heimbach
Categories: General

5 Key Connections Every Leader Must Have in Their Professional NetworkCultivating strategic connections is crucial for leadership success, like a chessboard where every piece is key.Engaging with industry insiders provides insights and competitive edge.Mentors offer personalized advice to navigate leadership challenges.Collaborating with innovators sparks new strategies, keeping leadership...

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Tip: Three buzz-kill phrases that rub people the wrong way.

Posted on Wednesday, December 13, 2023
By: Hailey Heimbach
Categories: General

Tip: Three buzz-kill phrases that rub people the wrong way.According to John Bowe, a speech and presentation consultant, and author of “I Have Something to Say: Mastering the Art of Public Speaking in an Age of Disconnection” these are three buzz-kill phrases:

1. "Here's the thing..."
"This is a top-down phrase. It is as if the speaker is the only one who knows 'the...

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Eileen on the 'B Inspired' Podcast

Posted on Wednesday, November 29, 2023
By: Eileen Dautrich
Categories: General

Eileen recently sat down with the 'B Inspired' podcast to discuss how connecting people and services builds long-term relationships that benefit businesses and communities.Watch episode here! 

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Why It's Important to Buy Local First

Posted on Tuesday, October 17, 2023
By: Hailey Heimbach
Categories: General

Why It's Important to Buy Local FirstBuy Local
When you shop local, you do far more than get the items that you want quickly and conveniently. Buying local actually stimulates the economy in our community, helps benefit local schools and charities — and it even helps the environment.

Take a look at some of the many reasons why it's important to shop and buy...

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Reading Eagle FROM THE CHAMBER: Membership Breakfast sets the stage for an exciting new program year

Posted on Tuesday, October 3, 2023
By: Eileen Dautrich
Categories: General

FROM THE CHAMBER: Membership Breakfast sets the stage for an exciting new program yearOn Tuesday, Sept. 19 the TriCounty Area Chamber of Commerce held our first Membership Breakfast of our 2023-2024 program year.
This membership breakfast served as the Chamber’s Annual Meeting. It gave me the opportunity to highlight the great things that we were able to accomplish in our 2022-2023...

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Tip: Do you dread public speaking? Think cabbages

Posted on Wednesday, September 27, 2023
By: Hailey Heimbach
Categories: General

Tip: Do you dread public speaking? Think cabbagesSusan Cain wrote Quiet, which we think is the best book on being an introvert and celebrating it. In her recent Kindred Letters newsletter Susan shared her best tips for people who dread public speaking. And you don’t have to be an introvert to feel that way!

1. If it’s an important speech, videotape yourself first.
2....

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Tip: Procrastination and Perfectionism are bad buddies.

Posted on Monday, September 18, 2023
By: Hailey Heimbach
Categories: General

Tip: Procrastination and Perfectionism are bad buddies.When we first looked at this article, Tired of Things Not Working Your Way? Get Rid of This Thinking Pattern by Marcel Schwantes, we didn’t think it really applied to networking. When we finished it (all of 5 minutes) it seemed like good advice for people who are having a hard time getting back to face-to-face networking....

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Tip: Is it time for a Post-summer Reset?

Posted on Wednesday, September 6, 2023
By: Hailey Heimbach
Categories: General

Tip: Is it time for a Post-summer Reset?
Where was everyone this summer? Looking at social media posts most people seemed to be at the cottage, the cabin, or off to Europe in droves. Out-of-the-office memos popped up everywhere. Is this flurry of activity simply what happens when our lives take a hard-stop for two years.

Now that September is here it might be a good time to hit...

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Improve Your Leadership Skills by Thinking Differently

Posted on Tuesday, August 29, 2023
By: Hailey Heimbach
Categories: General

Improve Your Leadership Skills by Thinking DifferentlyIs your team stagnant, or is there a sense of tension in your department? It may not be "just your gut feeling," but rather an indication that your team is in a "flight or fight" mode. Today, we're looking at three distinct emotional states in the workplace, fight, flight, and flow, and the implications when leaders shift out of flow and into...

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Pottstown, PA 19464

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