Aug
25
Further to the earlier post it is essential as a business operator in a small town to ‘think global, act local’. By this I mean that we need to show support to other small business operators, therefore rather than purchasing my packaging from a larger interstate supplier I pay the extra .15c to keep a local business operating and I purchase from them. Everyone has to make a living and I am happy to assist others, I am sure in the end it will come back.
‘Think global, act local’.. it means so much more.. it means putting your hand up and sponsoring a local sporting team. Luckily Gentle Giants manufactures and supplies sports team apparel, tshirts, printing and embroidery. We will often supply these to a team and splash our logo on the items. It gives us great advertising and it really helps our local community.
I could keep going on this subject but I am far more fascinatedAbout the Giant by a compulsion to master blogging and to get this blog noticed.. I am a blog beginner and wonder if I need to tattoo the blog address on my forehead to get people to notice it! Some handy advice has come my way by true pro-bloggers and I am about to try it all. I will update and let you know what works. But if you have any ideas please feel free to share!
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Hi there!
So good to meet you the other night at the awards! It’s great to see other local companies embracing the knowledge economy and bringing their business to a greater audience. We also believe in supporting each other locally.
I’ll give you a call today to see how you are going!
Cya
Dylan (SmartClix Australia PTY LTD)
Totally agree we need to support each other in small business. By the way checked out your website – sick. I want the giant. Really impressive layout and links. Keep up with the blogging and if you get down to Adelaide come in and see my small business of dyed fabrics