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Black Friday and Small Business Saturday tend to steal the spotlight during the holiday season, but the reality is that Cyber Monday represents the biggest opportunity for stores to capitalize. “In 2018, digital spending on Cyber Monday surpassed Black Friday by $1.2 billion, making Cyber Monday the biggest shopping day of the year.” This is something that is all but guaranteed to ring true in 2020. Digital sales have skyrocketed over the last six months and this holiday season is likely to set records for digital sales. Getting in on the action requires preparation.

It seems like the world is moving faster than ever these days, and staying ahead is a business all in its own. But not everyone can always think about how they can keep and stay ahead. When running your small business, there may be things that come up that will make you have to shift focus. Here are a few tips that will help you on a daily basis, keep ahead of the competition, and make it look easy.

This year has brought about tremendous change in the way businesses operate and the customer experience being provided to consumers. While this year has certainly been unique, there are several trends that are sure to have staying power over the coming years. Here we’ve outlined a few trends for small business owners to keep an eye on in 2021.

There is a great deal of uncertainty in the business world today, and the best thing owners can do is be prepared. While many of us are struggling, it is important to keep a positive eye on the future and take steps to ensure the sustainability of our small businesses. Here we’ve outlined five ways to recession proof your small business.

Small Business Saturday is typically focused on the retail industry, but restaurants can certainly profit from it as well. The key is to come up with a few unique and valuable promotions that entice people to visit your restaurant during the holidays and beyond. Here are five Small Business Saturday promotional ideas for your restaurant in 2020.