Broken Spoke

They compete with large businesses that are becoming more aggressive.

Small businesses face complex regulations and government requirements.

Large competitors are becoming more aggressive, making it tougher for local businesses to thrive.

Money spent locally stays in the community.

Patronizing local businesses keeps money within the community, benefiting everyone involved.

Choose local, owner-operated businesses over multi-location corporate chains to support hard-working community members.

Local business owners are engaged in the community as parents, coaches, and contributors to local charities.

For more information, call the local business.

Local businesses hire neighbors, keeping the money within the community.

Family-owned businesses significantly contribute to local taxes.

Outlining the difficulties that small business owners encounter in the current economic landscape.

Emphasizing the role of local business owners in their communities as engaged citizens.

Discussing how money spent at local businesses benefits the local economy as opposed to corporate profits.

Highlighting the importance of choosing owner-operated businesses over corporate chains.

Small business owners have an increasingly difficult job, with increasingly complex regulations, more and more government requirements, higher taxes, and large competitors that get more and more aggressive every year.

When a local family-owned business earns your business, everyone wins. That business owner is a neighbor, who employs neighbors, who pays rent to neighbors, who buys insurance from neighbors… all the money stays in the community rather than drifting off to Wall Street.

Whenever you can patronize a local family owned business, instead of a chain store, please do so. It’s a good decision that helps sustain strong communities and strong local economies.

Every time you choose to call an owner-operated business rather than a multi-location corporate chain store, you are siding with hard working local people who have put their names and their entire careers into creating a business that serves customers well, that keeps prices low, and that keeps money in your community.

Small business owners have an increasingly difficult job, with increasingly complex regulations, more and more government requirements, higher taxes, and large competitors that get more and more aggressive every year. Whenever you can patronize a local family owned business, instead of a chain store, please do so.