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Telling your business story is not (just) about how you started and where you came from, nor should it always be about how awesome you are (highlight how you help people and how awesome they are.

Yes, attracting new customers is important but there’s another great need right now—employees. You need to attract people to work with you and retain those you currently have. Social media is an incredibly strong way to do this.

This position reports to the Greater Killeen Chamber of Commerce and operates with funds from the Fort Hood Regional Economic Development Foundation.

Your business blog should be one of your hardest working marketing tools. Let’s talk about why:

Starting a new business can be challenging, but it can be even more difficult if you are new to the community. Here are a few tips that can make you successful in your new community quickly.

Training can be costly and who has the time or money for that? Believe it or not, there are a lot of free resources out there. Here are just a few:

The 18th century economist Adam Smith identified three factors of production as the foundation of economic development: land, labor, and capital...

A sign in your place of business can be effective but only if the right person passes your place. To stand out in this employee’s market, you need to get creative.

Dealing with angry people during a staffing shortage is not easy, especially since one problem creates the other. Here are some things you can do to diffuse the situation.

This environment of distrust may (eventually) mean people are less likely to buy from you. If you do not establish the concepts of “know, like, and trust” with your audience, you may find sales and interest in your business diminishing.